Hi David,

You could use the mouseControl (see in the docs) but I'm not sure it would be really safe in all cases. Depends of your layout. So, you could implement a stack custom property to retrieve the last clicked control: would be safer :-)
Hope this helps.

Le 5 nov. 05 à 16:36, David Bovill a écrit :

If I set the custom property of a control from somewhere else - lets say:
    set the display_Colour of group 1 to "red"
And this group has defined an appropriate setprop handler - say:
    setprop display_Colour someColour
        set the bgColor of btn 1 of me to someColour
    end display_Colour
Is there a way to find out which control is trying to set the custom property?

Best Regards from Paris,

Eric Chatonet.
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