ccc_ldo@waikato.ac.nz (Lawrence D'Oliveiro, Waikato University) (06/28/90)
You too, huh?
The problem is that MultiFinder *doesn't* track changes to the
scrap in the obvious way--by checking the ScrapCount, as you would
expect--but by monitoring calls to SystemEdit. If you want MultiFinder
to notice that you've changed the scrap, you should put in a call
like this:
If SystemEdit(3 {Copy}) then
{ whoopee };
Since you know one of your windows is frontmost, you're not going
to accidentally invoke the copy function in some DA.
Now, can someone from Apple answer the obvious question: why
does MultiFinder do things in such a roundabout fashion?
I know--don't tell me--there's some application from Mxxxxsxft
that won't work otherwise...
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