identifying an object via a custom property

[Mark Schonewille]

Hershel,

I mean the following. Set the order of an object first.

on setProp cGroupOrder theNumber
   set the cGroupOrderList[theNumber] of this stack to ¬
   the cGroupOrderList[theNumber] of this stack & comma & the id of  
the target
pass cGroupOrder

Then use the stored list of objects to do something with all objects  
that have their order set to a particular number.

on doSomethingWithSomeOrder theNumber
   repeat for each item myObjectID in the cGroupOrderList[theNumber]  
of this stack
     show control id myObjectID -- or whatever you want to do with  
the object
   end repeat
end doSomethingWithSomeOrder

(Untested, please mind line wraps and typos)

Best regards,

Mark

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Op 14-feb-2007, om 2:14 heeft Hershel Fisch het volgende geschreven:

> On 2/13/07 6:40 PM, "Mark Schonewille" <m.schonewille at economy-x- 
> talk.com>
> wrote:
>
>> Hi Hershel,
>>
>> Make a setprop handler that stores a flag in a custom property of
>> your stack or in a global variable. When you want to know which
>> objects have ther property set, just use the second custom property
>> or the global variable to read out the information.
> Sorry didn't get it.
> Thanks, Hershel
>>
>> Best,
>>
>> Mark
>>
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>> Op 14-feb-2007, om 0:11 heeft Hershel Fisch het volgende geschreven:
>>
>>> Hi is there a way to identify an object via a custom property?
>>> E.g. focus on fld the groupOrder = 3
>>> Or focus on groupOrder "3"
>>>
>>> Thanks, Hershel