On 26/05/07, Dick Kriesel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Then each template knows its copies, each copy knows its template, and
each
target knows which copies of which templates it contains. Your code can
refer to a control in any of the copies using an "of group id" clause to
disambiguate the altIDs.
<script>
put the text of control id tAltID of group id \
the uTemplateCopies[tTemplateName,tLibraryName,tCopyNumber] of tTarget
</script>
Yes - but the problem is you cannot use "control id tAltID of group id" -
thats why it does not work. If it did I could use altID and in cases where i
had several copies - just use the "control id tAltID of group id" syntax.
For now it looks like using "names" is the only way to go. The technique I
have been using for a while is to use getprop handlers for a layer of
abstraction - any call to a component refers to "the tree_View of someView -
with "getprop tree-View" returning a long id. In special case where you want
to be able to rename an object you can use "group 2 of me" syntax or use the
type of custom property look up you mention above.
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