6.5.2 Doesn't Remember Script Editor Location
Björnke von Gierke
bvg at mac.com
Thu Jan 30 08:46:55 EST 2014
On 30.01.2014, at 14:08, Ray <ray at linkit.com> wrote:
> Could you please point me to a lesson/steps or something which would help me write a backscript in a plugin and have it open automatically?
Well the first stop would obviously be to read the backscript entry of the dictionary. I have a similar setup as mark, only my stack allows the editing of label fields when in browse mode. There's several ways to include code in the message path, for example I use "start using stack" instead of "backscript" or "frontscript".
A so called "plugin" is simply a stack that resides in the plugin folder within the user extension folder of the IDE. To see where your IDE has stored that folder, go to the Preferences, and select "FIles & Memory" (it's at the bottom). Also check out the "development" menu: development -> plugins -> plugin settings
Also see this lessons:
http://lessons.runrev.com/s/lessons/m/4071/l/21341-how-to-install-a-3rd-party-plugin-in-the-livecode-ide
As a test, you can make a stack that reports the location of the mouse when you click in browse mode, to do that just make a new stack with this code in its stack script (also make sure to rename the card accordingly):
on openstack
if the target = "card" && quote & "my own plugin" & quote then
start using this stack
end if
pass openstack
end openstack
on mouseUp
put the mouseLoc & return & the screenMouseLoc
pass mouseUp
end mouseUp
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