At 8:08 AM -0700 7/28/2005, Timothy Miller wrote:
Maybe I misunderstood. Is Find-and-Replace is a stack? If so, I
couldn't figure out how to get under the hood. I'd like to try
setting the allowinterrupts to true. I couldn't access the stack
script, the "Find" button script or anything. I couldn't get it to
come up in the inspector. What's the trick?
Like all windows in the IDE, yes, it is a stack. From the docs:
How to investigate code in the development environment's windows:
The Revolution development environment is a Revolution application,
and the code that controls windows, buttons, and other controls is
written in Transcript. You are welcome to examine and alter it for
your own use.
To enable the ability to examine Revolution windows, choose Edit
menu>Preferences. In the "Shortcuts" pane, check the box labeled
"Contextual menus work in Revolution windows". To examine a
Revolution window, hold the mouse over the window you want to examine
and use the contextual menu shortcut (Command-Control-Shift-click or
Control-Shift-Right-click), then choose "Edit Script" to examine the
script of the object you clicked.
Important! Runtime Revolution permits you to make changes to your
own copy of the development environment, but does not provide support
for them. You're on your own here.
Finally, has the cantabort property been abandoned in favor of the
allowinterrupts property? Seems like they do about the same thing.
The cantabort still resides in the 2.6.1 docs, but Rev doesn't seem
to recognize that property.
cantAbort is a stack property; allowInterrupts is global. (Were you
trying to execute 'set the cantAbort to true'?)
--
jeanne a. e. devoto ~ [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.jaedworks.com
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