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dragdrag from point to point drag from point to point with key1 drag from point to point ¬ with key1, key2 drag from point to point ¬ with key1, key2, key3
The drag command simulates the user dragging the mouse manually (except that you must use the with shiftKey option in order to select text in a field). The with key options specify combinations of the commandKey, the optionKey, and the shiftKey, simulating the user holding down the key or keys while dragging. Examplesdrag from 0,0 to 100,100 drag from 0,0 to 100,100 with shiftKey drag from 0,0 to 100,100 with shiftKey,cmdKey,optionKey drag from the mouseLoc to the bottomRight of this card
Demo Scripton mouseUp set the cantModify of this stack to true show bkgnd field "Demo Field" show card picture dragChart "13,184,98,268",70 -- Pile One dragChart "100,184,185,268",133 -- Pile Two dragChart "185,184,270,268",93 -- Pile Three dragChart "270,184,355,268",140 -- Pile Four dragChart "355,184,440,268",175 -- Pile Five choose browse tool wait 50 hide card picture hide bkgnd field "Demo Field" set cantModify of this stack to false end mouseUp on dragChart theRect, theHeight put item 1 of theRect into theLeft put item 2 of theRect into theTop put item 3 of theRect into theRight put item 4 of theRect into theBottom choose select tool set the dragSpeed to 0 drag from theLeft,theTop to theRight,theBottom with optionKey put round((theRight - theLeft)/2 + theLeft) into locH put round((theBottom - theTop)/2 + theTop) into locV doMenu "opaque" set the dragSpeed to 200 drag from locH,locV to locH,(locV - theHeight) ¬ with optionKey,commandKey end dragChart
Related Topics Placeholders
pointHyperTalk Definition An expression that evaluates to a specific screen location, in the form of two integers separated by a comma. Item 1 of a point is the horizontal offset (in pixels). Item 2 of a point is the vertical offset (in pixels). For example: 91,303 "91,303" "30" & "," & "100" the clickLoc
AppleScript Definition An expression that evaluates to a specific screen location, in the form of a list with two integer elements. For example: { 91, 303 } clickLoc
keyIn HyperTalk, one of the following: cmdKey commandKey optionKey shiftKey
In AppleScript, one of the following: command key option key shift key
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