set the loc of stack (item i of "partners, aboutUs, location, contact")
to tCurLoc
or better yet
put item i of "partners, aboutUs, location, contact" into tmystack
set the loc of stack tmystack to tcurLoc
unless of course the tCurLoc does not have full coordinates in it???
Tom McGrath
On Jul 21, 2005, at 1:48 PM, Ban Nguyen wrote:
I am trying to use this code and I give me an error:
executing at 10:45:16 AM
Type Chunk: can't find stack
Object main
Line set the loc of stack item i of "partners, aboutUs, location,
contact" to tCurLoc
Hint stack "main.rev"
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You could try to set the position of your stacks relative to the
screenRect value in a preOpenStack handler in your main stack.
For instance:
on preOpenStack
local tCurLoc
-----
put the screenLoc into tCurLoc
set the loc of this stack to tCurLoc
repeat with i = 1 to 5
add x to item 1 of tCurLoc -- horizontal co-ordinate
add y to item 2 of tCurLoc -- vertical co-ordinate
set the loc of stack item i of "MySubstack1, MySubstack2, etc"
to tCurLoc
end repeat
end preOpenStack
Such a handler will present the main stack centred on- screen and the
others in cascade according to x and y values.
Of course, you can change all that to suit your needs (working for
instance with the screenRect too).
It's just to get you the idea.
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I am creating an application which has one main stack and 5
substacks. I
lock the size and location using property inspector BUT when I view
the
application on different computers with different screen setting
those 5
substacks are displayed in different locations
The problem is I don't know how to set the location for those 5
substacks so they are displayed in the right position that I set so I
don't have to worry about other users' computer screen setting.
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