johnr@runx.ips.oz (John Rotenstein) (12/02/88)
I've got a list manager scrollable list being displayed in an INIT and it works PERFECTLY well except for handling the scroll thumb. Whenever the mouse is pressed in the thumb, it bombs! Perhaps something to do with creating the scroll thumb region? The code handling the event is fine--it works correctly with the identical code in a cdev. Oh, and for those people who were previously having trouble with their INITs, you must remember to set DeskHook to Zero before doing window stuff otherwise, when windows are closed, the machine jumps to a wierd location and sensibly bombs. (You can steal the appropriate commands from any working INIT, like Big Screen or AppleShare.) John Rotenstein Internet: johnr@runx.ips.oz.au PO Box 165 Double Bay, NSW 2028. UUCP: uunet!runx.ips.oz.au!johnr AUSTRALIA. --------- "Happiware to the World."
bob@accuvax.nwu.edu (Bob Hablutzel) (12/04/88)
> I've got a list manager scrollable list being displayed in an INIT and it > works PERFECTLY well except for handling the scroll thumb. Whenever the mouse > is pressed in the thumb, it bombs! Perhaps something to do with creating the > scroll thumb region? I dunno. I've done lists in INITs, with no problem. Are you building your A5 world right before calling the INIT routines? Can you post code (to Comp.Sys.Mac.Programmer? ) > Oh, and for those people who were previously having trouble with their INITs, > you must remember to set DeskHook to Zero before doing window stuff otherwise, > when windows are closed, the machine jumps to a wierd location and sensibly > bombs. (You can steal the appropriate commands from any working INIT, like > Big Screen or AppleShare.) Ah, yes. One of my favorite bombs. This does, by the way, happen on a Mac II. Sure made me look stupid one when demoing code on an SE... > John Rotenstein Internet: johnr@runx.ips.oz.au Bob Hablutzel BOB@NUACC.ACNS.NWU.EDU