Thanks to all who responded. I was hoping that I wouldn't have to
use a repeat loop as I do have a time-critical situation. However
your suggestion of storing IDs as custom properties will perhaps save
the day.
Cheers, Roger
On Aug 22, 2005, at 4:30 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
as saied before you would do this with a repeat structure.
eg:
repeat with i=1 to the number of buttons
if the short name of btn i="targetButton" then next repeat
if intersect(btn "targetButton", btn i) then
--do stuff
end if
end repeat
However, if it is a time critical script and you have many buttons to
check, I suggest that you store the ID of all buttons you need to
check
in a custom property and use repeat for each from there:
Assuming you have stored the IDs in a customProperty called
allButtonsToCheck, each ID on a seperate line:
repeat for each line theButtonToCheck in the allButtonsToCheck of this
card
if theButtonToCheck=the ID of button "targetButton" then next
repeat
if intersect(button "targetButton", button ID theButtonToCheck)
then
--do stuff
end if
end repeat
All the best,
Malte
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