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toolbox function

kashvi
kashvi over 15 years ago

 How can I turn toolbox ON/OFF using same bindkey?

Thanks,

-K 

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    kbhow over 15 years ago

    Hi Kashvi,

     Ya, you can do that, but from my perspective, i don't think this is a very practical way to enable/disable TTB using bindkey. And since TTB is enble using form, it will facing some difficulty in dealing with the form. Maybe other expert can help on this :-)

    I create a simple skill code for this, you can have try.

     

    procedure( howEnableTTB()

        if( boundp('TTBForm) then   ;read global variable for TTB form

            if( TTBForm && TTBForm->_formName == "Toolbox Options" then

                if( TTBForm->leTbEnableToolbox->value

                    TTBForm->leTbEnableToolbox->value = nil

                    TTBForm->leTbEnableToolbox->value = t

                );if

                hiFormDone(TTBForm)

            else

                    leHiEditTbOptions()                    ;Instantiate the form for 1st time

                    TTBForm = hiGetCurrentForm()

                );if

            else

                leHiEditTbOptions()                   ; Instantiate the form for 1st time

                TTBForm = hiGetCurrentForm()

            );if

    );proc

    hiSetBindKey("Layout" "<Key>a" "howEnableTTB")

     

    Noted: This script needs user to at least instantiate the TTB option's form once in order for the code to works. This is the quick code, i will try to find the better one :P (Beware that the is possible the TTB/other bindkeys will overide the bindkey)

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    kbhow over 15 years ago

    Hi Kashvi,

     Ya, you can do that, but from my perspective, i don't think this is a very practical way to enable/disable TTB using bindkey. And since TTB is enble using form, it will facing some difficulty in dealing with the form. Maybe other expert can help on this :-)

    I create a simple skill code for this, you can have try.

     

    procedure( howEnableTTB()

        if( boundp('TTBForm) then   ;read global variable for TTB form

            if( TTBForm && TTBForm->_formName == "Toolbox Options" then

                if( TTBForm->leTbEnableToolbox->value

                    TTBForm->leTbEnableToolbox->value = nil

                    TTBForm->leTbEnableToolbox->value = t

                );if

                hiFormDone(TTBForm)

            else

                    leHiEditTbOptions()                    ;Instantiate the form for 1st time

                    TTBForm = hiGetCurrentForm()

                );if

            else

                leHiEditTbOptions()                   ; Instantiate the form for 1st time

                TTBForm = hiGetCurrentForm()

            );if

    );proc

    hiSetBindKey("Layout" "<Key>a" "howEnableTTB")

     

    Noted: This script needs user to at least instantiate the TTB option's form once in order for the code to works. This is the quick code, i will try to find the better one :P (Beware that the is possible the TTB/other bindkeys will overide the bindkey)

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