RE: Balloon and Tkemchelp Tcls

[Ethan Vos <ethan-at-forward.ca>]

Thanks Ray.

I'm trying to click on the small displays across the top of the display right where the balloon comes up.

Ethan




-----Original Message-----
From:	Ray [SMTP:rehenry-at-up.net]
Sent:	Friday, August 31, 2001 11:51 AM
To:	Multiple recipients of list
Subject:	Re: Balloon and Tkemchelp Tcls



Hi Ethan.

On Fri, 31 Aug 2001, you wrote:
> I didn't like the way these looked on the scripts pull down so  I deleted 
> them out of the scripts folder. Bad move.

They shouldn't appear on the scripts menu.  What you should do now is make
a new copy of these files exactly the way they were and then change the
properties of the files so that they are not executable.  This should make
them dissappear from the menu.  (I know, I don't like this either but
that's the way it came out.)
 
> After I put them back, I changed the first letter to uppercase. Again, bad 
> move.

Yea!  If you are accustomed to the MS world, there is no difference between
up case and low case.  Just limited vision on someone's part a long time
ago.  The bit of Tcl that sorts the scripts looks for up case first and
then low case.  They ARE different files in Linux!

> If in fact they need to be there, what do I have to do to be able to use 
> uppercase first letters so the display is a little more professional?
> 
> BTW, the balloon help for the axis offsets is incorrect. Right clicking on 
> them does not give the ability to adjust them.

Are you trying to click on the work offset label or values in the small
letters or on the axis position displays themselves.  This is not set
up to work the same as the tool offset.

HTH

Ray