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| peter.cook |
Posted - 09/02/2002 : 06:31:36 AM
HI,
Can existing buttons and labels be attached to different layers via labtalk eg I may have 24 layer temp[lates with 3 buttons attached per layer that I would like to later so that all buttons are attached to layer1?
Cheers,
Pete
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| peter.cook |
Posted - 09/02/2002 : 10:02:07 AM
Hi Mike,
Thanks - this is v helpful and exactly what I needed. Save as .ogo and opening just didn't occur. Minor modification to the code used to retain previous postions eg
oldtop=button.top;
oldleft=button.left;
then
newbutton.top=oldtop;
newbutton.left=oldleft;
Thanks again,
Pete
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| Mike Buess |
Posted - 09/02/2002 : 09:16:15 AM
Hi Pete,
Note: The following describes how to move a button that runs a script. For simple text labels just copy the text (%Z=labelname.text$), remove the label and recreate it on layer 1.
There is no Labtalk "move" command, but this is how I would move a button named btn1 from layer 2 to layer 1 using Labtalk...
page.active=2; // activate layer 2
draw -n btn1 -f save %Ybtn.ogo; // save btn1 as the object file btn.ogo
label -r btn1; // remove btn1 from layer 2
page.active=1; // activate layer 1
draw -n btn1 -f read %Ybtn.ogo; // create an object from btn.ogo and name it btn1
If you've named the buttons systematically (e.g., btn1, btn2, btn3 for each layer) then you could embed those scripts inside a couple of loops...
loop(ii,2,24) {
loop(jj,1,3) {
page.active=ii;
draw -n btn$(jj) -f save %Ybtn.ogo;
label -r btn$(jj);
page.active=1;
draw -n L$(ii)btn$(jj) -f read %Ybtn.ogo;
};
};
...You'd end up with buttons btn[1-3], L2btn[1-3], ..., L24btn[1-3] on layer 1.
Moving objects between layers (or windows) should be more straigtforward in OriginC, but I don't know how yet. Anyone else?
Mike Buess
Origin WebRing Member
Edited by - Mike Buess on 09/02/2002 09:37:51 AM |
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