Subject: From: Date: | Touchscreen-K-Text Kevin Trainor Fri, 15 Dec 2000 22:04:51 -0600 |
Fri, 15 Dec 2000 22:04:51 -0600
All:
I am trying to use the Touchscreen-K-Text item type to display text on my Leopard.
As usual, I am having difficulty figuring out the coding conventions. Sometimes I think
that I am absolutely ECS learning disabled. But, back to my question:
I can't see how to change the command string within an item of this type on the fly.
I had assumed that I could set up one item and then write text like this:
setup command 1
setup text string 1
display item
setup command 2
setup text string 2
display item
etc.
etc.
etc.
But, I can't see how to do this. The SET operator for this type seems to allow you
to specify either DISPLAY or an item name. I assume that this covers the "setup text
string" and "display" functions above. But, I can't see how to assign a new value to
the command string. I guess that I could create an item for each command string. And,
perhaps this is the way that it is done.
So, I'm a bit lost here. I would appreciate guidance from anyone who has done this.
Thanks.
Kevin
All:
I am trying to use the Touchscreen-K-Text item type to display
text on my Leopard. As usual, I am having difficulty figuring out the
coding conventions. Sometimes I think that I am absolutely ECS learning
disabled. But, back to my question:
I can't see how to change the command string within an item of
this type on the fly. I had assumed that I could set up one item and then
write text like this:
setup command 1
setup text string 1
display item
setup command 2
setup text string 2
display item
etc.
etc.
etc.
But, I can't see how to do this. The SET operator for
this type seems to allow you to specify either DISPLAY or an item name. I
assume that this covers the "setup text string" and "display" functions
above. But, I can't see how to assign a new value to the command
string. I guess that I could create an item for each command string.
And, perhaps this is the way that it is done.
So, I'm a bit lost here. I would appreciate guidance
from anyone who has done this.
Thanks.
Kevin