Re: drop down box or something like it.
Brian Wolven <[email protected]>
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Hale, Paul wrote: >> -----Original Message----- >> From: news [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Brian Wolven >> Sent: Thursday, June 07, 2007 4:13 PM >> To: litestep-HzvBz7w1J3cIFlVeWT/[email protected] >> Subject: [Litestep] Re: drop down box or something like it. >> >> Something like this will give you a single "top-level" popup, >> despite the fact that it looks like it'd be a subfolder >> (honest, I actually *tried* it!): >> >> *Popup "Select color scheme" !new !popupSchemes >> *Popup "Select color scheme" >> !popupDynamicACtionFolder:!apply_colors:"$SchemesDir$" >> *Popup ~New >> > > Wow... That is perfect actually. Okay, now how about saving the filename > as an evar? As it is now, I will get the whole path and that causes > problems when doing a !xTextSaveEvar. > > What I will eventually do is have a label with the name of the current > scheme/surface/location as the label text. When changing the file, it > would give the user the option to apply now or continue making changes. > ( I already have a script like that.) If the user does not apply > immediately, I would still want the label text to change. That's why I defined bangs like these: *alias !saveSetting !execute [!setEvar %1 %2][!xtextSaveEvar @$settingsFile$@ @%1@ @%2@] *alias !stripPath !execute [!xtextReplace @$settingsFile$@ @(^%1 \=)(.*\\)(.*\..*\=)_@ @\1\3@] *alias !stripExtn !execute [!xtextReplace @$settingsFile$@ @(^%1 \=.*)(\..*\=)_@ @\1\=@] --------------------------------------------------------------------- Can't Unsubscribe? Check http://desktopian.org/listunsub.html LS List Homepage: http://wuzzle.org/list/litestep.php Get the LS FAQ: http://lsfaq.shellfront.org