Groups in the message path: Trapping Mouseup
J. Landman Gay
jacque at hyperactivesw.com
Sun Dec 8 18:24:33 EST 2019
Is the group that receives the mouseUp a card group or a background
group? If I remember right, messages go from the button, to all card
groups, then to the card, then all background groups, then to the stack.
So if it's a card group, it will get the message before the stack does.
On 12/8/19 1:55 PM, Sannyasin Brahmanathaswami via use-livecode wrote:
> I think this a old problem that is re-surfacing. Or else it is known….
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> 9.6 dp1, in the message path different independent groups are not encapsulated.
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> button "starWidget"
> -- has no script
> -- is not a part of any group
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> Stack script:
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> on mouseup
> put the short name of the target
> put the short name of the target into tTarget
> switch tTarget
> case(s) # various button names
> # consolidate all UI actions that not part of a group
> # to the stack script
> end switch
> end mouseup
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> # the card are several groups,
> # each with its own mouse handlers
>
> # I click on button "starWidget"
> -- nothing happens…hmm, no errors either…
> # start profiling scripts (new trick I found)
> # click on button "starWidget"
> # stop profiling scripts:
> # Voila! the mouseup was trapped by one the other groups, as if they were in the message path.
>
> Is there any way around this? Meanwhile I have to plug into every button explicit handlers. Tedious, make debugging painful…
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