Hi Tereza I had looped through the names in the groupnames property, selecting each group as I went and building a complicated do statement. It's nice to be reminded that there is nearly always a simpler way to do things in Revolution.
Thanks for the tip. On 05/04/07, Tereza Snyder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You don't need to select an object to move it or rename it or group it. If you have its long ID, which you can obtain after you make it either with "create" or with "clone": e.g. clone grp "unsweetened" put the long ID of it into tMyGrp1 set the topleft of tMyGrp1 to tTopLeft1 set the name of tMyGrp1 to "special dark" clone grp "unsweetened" put the long ID of it into tMyGrp2 set the topleft of tMyGrp2 to tTopLeft2 set the name of tMyGrp2 to "semi sweet" then later, you can group the objects you created with the "group" command: group tMyGrp1 and tMyGrp2 and grp "unsweetened" I create, clone and copy objects constantly in scripts, and I _never_ have to use "select" t
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