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Alex Tweedly alex at tweedly.net
Mon Jan 10 19:14:10 EST 2005


Alex Tweedly wrote:

> Yes, I think it does, indirectly.
>
> "the hilitedLine" gives the line number of the selected line within 
> the field - so basically what you are doing is requiring that the 
> lines of the list are in corresponding order with the cards.
>
> You might be better to either name the cards to match the list items, 
> or to have a variable (customProperty ?) which contains ALL the item 
> names and the corresponding card numbers (or names). Then you could 
> use the selectedText (or the chunk expression for the line) to select 
> the relevant entry.
>
> Say ,
>
> (somewhere in initialization code)
> -- Store all command names in card order
> set the cCommandNames to "Scale,Other,Descale,Descaled,etc."
>
> and in the listfield
> on mouseDoubleUp
>   if the hilitedLine is not empty then
>      put the hilitedLine of me into myVar
>      put itemOffset(myVar, sCommandNames) into tCardNumber
>      if tCardNumber > 0 then   go card tCardNumber
>   end if
> end mouseDoubleUp

Sorry Bob - I had two ideas in mind and managed to mangle them together 
to give an incomplete answer.
This should have read ....

on mouseDoubleUp
  if the hilitedLine is not empty then
     put the hilitedLine of me into tLineNumber
     put line tLineNumber of me into tTheText
     put itemOffset(tTheText, sCommandNames) into tCardNumber
     if tCardNumber > 0 then   go card tCardNumber
  end if
end mouseDoubleUp

-- Alex.


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