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how to change buttontext/icon

mantis

test1 = hiCreateButton(
             ?name 'test1
             ?buttonText "test button"
             ?callback "println(\"hello pressed\")"

)

I want to change buttonText to any other words.how ?

and I find I can't access the buttonText attribute through ~> operator, why?

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Hi Tommi,

    Unfortunately there was no snapshot, and the code has bits missing (for example it doesn't contain the function to create the form, or add the getdy and getdx fields (assuming that's what they are). So it's really not obvious what exactly you're doing here, or what your questions are.

    For question 2, you can call any SKILL expression (or expressions - you can put more than one space-separated). There's no reason why you couldn't have a procedure that both changed the label and did something else. Or maybe I've not understood  you correctly (seeing a more complete example might make it obvious?)

    Can you post a self-contained bit of code that I don't have to guess what you're doing?

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Hi Tommi,

    Unfortunately there was no snapshot, and the code has bits missing (for example it doesn't contain the function to create the form, or add the getdy and getdx fields (assuming that's what they are). So it's really not obvious what exactly you're doing here, or what your questions are.

    For question 2, you can call any SKILL expression (or expressions - you can put more than one space-separated). There's no reason why you couldn't have a procedure that both changed the label and did something else. Or maybe I've not understood  you correctly (seeing a more complete example might make it obvious?)

    Can you post a self-contained bit of code that I don't have to guess what you're doing?

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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