Hi Jim,

On both your questions: yes.
Imagine 5 fields or images that need to be put in the right place.
The user needs to know when an item is 'sticky' because visible support makes it easier.

greetings,

William


Op 19-dec-2005, om 19:29 heeft Jim Ault het volgende geschreven:

Quick question, William...
Are there any other items you want to be 'sticky'?
Do you need the cursor to change to show the user that he is in 'sticky'
mode?

Jim Ault
Las Vegas

On 12/19/05 10:09 AM, "William de Smet" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Eric,
Thanks for your reply,
I need something like this but not exactly what you suggested.
When I use your script you need to put your mouse down to move the
field but when you release the mouse the field stays in place (you
need to hold down the mousebutton to move the field!).

I want to leftclick the mouse once  and be able to move the field
around (the field sticks to the mousepointer).
With the next leftclick on the mouse the field will be put in place.

I hope you know what I mean ( my English isn't that great!).
William

Op 19-dec-2005, om 10:02 heeft Eric Chatonet het volgende geschreven:

Hi William,

This should do the trick you want:

local lAllowDrag
---------------------------------
on mouseDown
  set cursor to 28
  lock cursor
  set the layer of me to 100
  set the dragdata["text"] to the short name of the target
  put the (mouseH - the left of me) & comma & (the mouseV - the top
of me) into lAllowDrag
end mouseDown
---------------------------------
on dragMove x,y
  if lAllowDrag is empty then exit dragMove
  set the topLeft of me to (x - item 1 of lAllowDrag) & comma & (y
- item 2 of lAllowDrag)
  if the mouse is up then
    put empty into lAllowDrag
    unlock cursor
  end if
end dragMove
---------------------------------
on mouseEnter
  put empty into lAllowDrag
end mouseEnter


Best Regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet


Le 19 déc. 05 à 07:39, William de Smet a écrit :

When I put the "grab" command as the last thing the feld is going
nowhere (I can't grab it).
The script works for me as well but want I want is a single
mouseclick to unlock the cursor.
With this script I need to doubleclick tomake it happen. And
that's to difficult for the children I work with.

So can anyone help? Please.. : - )


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