On 6/17/04 10:30 AM, Troy Rollins wrote:

I have some rectangle buttons in my project which don't behave too nicely in OSX. They seem to like to retain the "down state". The hilite value is set sometimes programmatically, other times via mouse interaction. In either case, they can hold not the hilite state, but whatever the autohilite state is called (the darkest button state, mouseDown, whatever).

This can happen if you have auto-hilite set to true for a button while a script tries to manipulate the hilite as well. It's usually best to choose one way or the other; either let the autohiliting be in charge, or write scripts to manage things instead. In this case, I think I'd put in mousedown and mouseup scripts that set the hilite and turn off the auto-hilite property entirely.


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