It's the age old "Ok" on right (Mac) or "Ok" on Left (Windoze). IMO,
it is better to have a standard function that calls the answer (or
whatever) command having swapped the buttons in necessary, e.g.\
function DoXPlatformDialog
if tPlatform is "OSX" then
answer "Here's a sample" with "one" or "two" or "three"
else
answer "Here's a sample" with "three" or "two" or "one"
end if
end DoXPlatformDialog
In one of my Apps, I actually create the button dymanically depending
on the OS, that way you can position the "OK" and "Cancel" button
appropriately depending on the OS.
Take Care
Dave
Yes. I believe so. It is due to a difference in HIG for the two
platforms.
Judy
On Tue, 26 Jul 2005, Charles Hartman wrote:
Thanks. Let me just make sure I understand this part. Do you mean
that I need to have platform-dependency code in my stacks, so every
time I use "answer" I'd need something like this?
> if tPlatform is "OSX" then
answer "Here's a sample" with "one" or "two" or "three"
else
answer "Here's a sample" with "three" or "two" or "one"
end if
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