Hi Trevor,
The easiest solution to take care of multiple clicks is to set the
cursor to watch while the script is running. If you are running a
handler with messages, you might need to set a property.
on mouseUp
if the cRunning of me is false then
set the cRunning of me to true
repeat forever with messages
-- do whatever you need in your repeat loop
-- exit repeat when finished
end repeat
set the cRunning of to false
else
beep
end if
end mouseUp
You can change the icon in the dock using the icon property: set the
icon of this stack to 1234 (1234 would be the number of an image).
Best,
Mark
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Op 29-sep-2006, om 9:12 heeft Trevor Hopkins het volgende geschreven:
I have a button that, when clicked, runs a process that takes a few
seconds. I'd like to do a little error prevention and prevent the
user from accidentally clicking on it multiple times while it is
already processing. Currently, if the button is clicked and then
clicked multiple times before the first process is done, the
mouseUp script will run over and over again after each script is
completed.
Any ideas?
Secondly, does anyone know of a way to change the dock's icon (OS
X) of your application while it is running?
Cheers,
Trevor Hopkins
Exeter, UK
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