Re: Re[2]: [Adobe-source-devel] Can't figure out why controls are behavedifferently

[Foster T. B. <fbr...@ad...>]

Serge,

Ah! This is a bug in the Win32 ASL 1.0.2 release. If you can grab the 
latest sources from the CVS repository (the sandbox module), it has 
been fixed. Sorry for not tackling your problem the first time.

Blessings,
Foster

On Apr 29, 2005, at 02:10a, serge fukanchik wrote:

> Foster, thank you for your careful answer, it helps very much with 
> understanding of how things work.
> But due to my fault to ask properly and prepare short example, you 
> have not told about my problem.
>
> So here is the new much simpler example:
> -----
> sheet test
> {
> interface:
> 	t	: false;
> 	a	: false;
> }
> ------
> dialog()
> {
> 	group(name: "SSFFeam")
> 	{
> 		checkbox(bind: @t, name: "Do not use optional parameters");
> 	}
> 	checkbox(bind: @a, name: "Test");
> }
> ----
> In short: when i do not place checkbox inside "group" it works 
> properly and handles user input. But when it is placed inside "group" 
> (as in this sample) it fails to change it's own state when i click on 
> it, i.e nothing happens with checkbox bound to 't' when i click on it 
> and rather checkbox bound to 'a' changes it's own state.
>
> So here is the question: is this bug or feature? Is it possible to 
> place checkbox inside group? Or, probably, i am the only one with such 
> trouble?
> ----
> Serge
>
>
>
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