Hi Mark and Jaque,
Jacque-
Yes, you should be able to do it. Revolution has a global property
called the "icon" which, if set, specifies the icon that is
displayed in
the OS X dock. You could write a script that takes a snapshot of a
small
image containing the text you want to show, and then set the icon
to the
id of that image. If you do this repeatedly using a "send in <time>"
structure, the icon would update dynamically.
!!!
and what is the correct syntax for this?
OS X, Rev 2.7, small image (32*32) with ID 1005,
which is on the card with the button!
I tried:
on mouseup
set the icon to 1005
end mouseup
Error:
Type Can't find object
Object Button
Line set the icon to 1005
Hint 1005
on mouseup
set icon to 1005
end mouseup
Error:
Type Can't find object
Object Button
Line set icon to 1005
Hint 1005
Next guess, since the docs state this is a global variable:
on mouseup
global icon
set icon to 1005
end mouseup
Error:
Type global: not a valid variable name
Object Button
Line global icon
Hint icon
Am I missing something obvious?
Does this only work in standalones
and not in the Rev IDE?
Any hints are very appreciated :-)
-Mark Wieder
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Regards
Klaus Major
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.major-k.de
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