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yes I am... I have a Documents folder in My LiveCode in which I keep my stacks and the extensions I am building

Okay, I swear this my last post for now because I am at work and I really should actually get to work... I've removed the font as param, as it is easy to set via the system or in OnPaint the pAlign param needs 2 words: [top,center,bottom] and [left,center,right] so it can be aligned vertically and h...

I think I like Hermann's approach better than using the default script as a separate file

Thanks both of you

I figured out what I was doing wrong, and now this works... the problem I had in my non-working trials was that I was creating individual rectangles by adding tTextH to the top of pTextBox and then using the top and tTextH to set the bottom of pTextBox... however what I should have been doing was se...

The problem with the centering is that it starts putting the text at what i would call "center center" instead of "top center" which is where I want it. What happens is that there is a large gap at the top of the box, and then all the text is at the bottom. What I tried to do was to calculate the in...

Here's the sequence... I open the lcb file in Extension Builder I click "Test"... everything works fine I click "Package"... lce file successfully built (confirmed by looking in the directory) I click "Stop Testing".... so far so good, everything is still there I click "Install"...the following happ...

I did correct the script, but I still cannot get the default script to work

In fact, I grabbed the tree view widget off github and tried put it into the extension builder, and the default script doesn't show up there either... or is it possible that it doesn't work in "testing" mode?

This was my solution for adding a return/newline in the handler. (I replaced the exiting carriage return with " qzqz " and then in the repeat sequence it ends the current line and begins the next line. Also, in this iteration I removed the paint, I think it is easier to set in the OnPaint handler. T...

Finally got this working, the following code takes 4 inputs: -the rectangle which will contain the text -the text (duh) -the font to use -the foreground color to use for the text Here's a few notes: -if the text is ultimately too long to fit in the box, it just gets cut off -if any word is too long ...

For anyone interested in testing, here is the code for my button bar:

https://github.com/madpink/buttonbar-livecode-builder

Still have more planned..

Thus far I do have 1 handler and it is showing up on the handler list.
Also, changing the folder name to "support" did not help

Here is my widget so far if looking at helps:
https://github.com/madpink/buttonbar-livecode-builder

by didn't get included, I meant that it didn't show up when I tested the widget and opened the script the script is named: script "community.livecode.madpink.buttonbar.__DefaultScript" and the widget is named: widget community.livecode.madpink.buttonbar do I need to include anything in the widget to...

Should've also mentioned, works now.

ah!!! that makes sense, thank you!!!!

I have a property that is an array. In my setter handler, I am trying to fill in keys that might not be available. Here is my code: private handler setData(in pData as Array) variable tCount as Number variable tKey as String put the number of elements in pData into mCount repeat with tCount from 1 u...