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set
[the
] dontSearch of field ¬ to trueOrFalse set
[the
] dontSearch of card ¬ to trueOrFalse set
[the
] dontSearch of bkgnd ¬ to trueOrFalse
The dontSearch
property returns or sets whether HyperCard’s find
command will look for matches in a field, card, or background. It corresponds to the Don’t Search check box in the Field Info, Card Info, and Background Info dialog boxes. set the dontSearch of bkgnd field 1 to true
set the dontSearch of this card to false
set the dontSearch of bkgnd "Index" to true
card
field id posInteger
[of card
]card field text
[of card
] -- namecard field posInteger
[of card
]ordinal card field
[of card
]
[bkgnd
] field id posInteger
[of card
]
[bkgnd
] field text
[of card
] -- name
[bkgnd
] field posInteger
[of card
]ordinal
[bkgnd
] field
[of card
]card field id 3894
card field "My Notes"
card field 1
first card field
background field 3 of card 1
When used inside a field script in HyperTalk:me
When a field receives a message:[the] target
true
or false
. true
false
the hilite of bg btn "Yes"
fld "Zip" contains "95014"
the short name of this stack is "Fred"
recent card
back
forth
card id posInteger
[of bkgnd
]card text
[of bkgnd
] -- namecard posInteger
[of bkgnd
] -- numberordinal card
[of bkgnd
]position card
[of bkgnd
]ordinal
marked cardposition marked cardmarked card posIntegercard id 3894
card "Index"
card 1 of background 1
prev card
previous card of this background
next card
this card
first card
last card
middle card
any card
first marked card
last marked card
next marked card
previous marked card
marked card 1
marked card (the number of marked cards)
When used inside a card script in HyperTalk:me
When a card receives a message:[the] target
See also: button
and field
bkgnd id posInteger
bkgnd text -- name
bkgnd posInteger -- number
ordinal bkgnd
position bkgnd
bkgnd id 3894
bkgnd "Index"
bkgnd 1
prev bkgnd
previous bkgnd
next bkgnd
this bkgnd
first bkgnd
last bkgnd
middle bkgnd
any bkgnd
From within a background script, the term me
refers to that background.
When a background receives a the message [the] target,
that message is referring to the background.
See also: card
Properties
Version 0.7b1 (March 24, 2022)