How to duplicate an object at runtime
Quote from SmnMhmdy on December 23, 2019, 4:37 pmI'm looking for a command similar to the web version's "DuplicateObject"
Is there any plugin/method that I can use to achieve this?
I'm looking for a command similar to the web version's "DuplicateObject"
Is there any plugin/method that I can use to achieve this?
Quote from Vadim on December 24, 2019, 10:13 pm@smnmhmdy
In most cases, it is enough to prepare the necessary objects in advance. You can keep them off the page and show only when a new object is required.
In most cases, it is enough to prepare the necessary objects in advance. You can keep them off the page and show only when a new object is required.
Quote from SmnMhmdy on December 24, 2019, 10:27 pmThank you @luishp @Vadim
@vadim
Yes but in this case, I need to generate an unknown amount of objects based on the user's input. I could have like 10 premade objects on the page and cycle the instructions through them but that still counts as 10 objects per page limitation on the user's side.
Yes but in this case, I need to generate an unknown amount of objects based on the user's input. I could have like 10 premade objects on the page and cycle the instructions through them but that still counts as 10 objects per page limitation on the user's side.
Quote from HPW on December 25, 2019, 8:07 amHello,
For what kind of objects you are looking for?
Standard user Interface elements?
Or custom drawn Buttons?
Different otions:
You may us a Bitmap plugin and draw a button and check for clicking.
You may use the web object with a html user Interface.
You may have a look at the pdscript plugin to dynamicly create a user Interface:
https://visualneo.com/product/hpwpdscript
https://www.hpwsoft.de/anmeldung/html1/neobook/neobook25.html
http://www.be-precision.com/products/pdScript/
Regards
Hans-Peter
Hello,
For what kind of objects you are looking for?
Standard user Interface elements?
Or custom drawn Buttons?
Different otions:
You may us a Bitmap plugin and draw a button and check for clicking.
You may use the web object with a html user Interface.
You may have a look at the pdscript plugin to dynamicly create a user Interface:
https://www.hpwsoft.de/anmeldung/html1/neobook/neobook25.html
http://www.be-precision.com/products/pdScript/
Regards
Hans-Peter
Quote from SmnMhmdy on December 26, 2019, 7:22 pmThank you @hpw I think I'll go with pdScript because it seems like what I've been looking for. Although I'm not sure where to start learning about it.
Thank you @hpw I think I'll go with pdScript because it seems like what I've been looking for. Although I'm not sure where to start learning about it.
Quote from HPW on December 27, 2019, 12:45 amHello,
You may hve a look at the plugin demo pub to see which sources are use to generate the demos.
For more complex GUI it may be better to have a look at the pdscript IDE. It come in different license flavours and has a help doc for the Syntax for gui Definition and code. pdscript is closer to an Delphi development system.
Regards
Hans-Peter
Hello,
You may hve a look at the plugin demo pub to see which sources are use to generate the demos.
For more complex GUI it may be better to have a look at the pdscript IDE. It come in different license flavours and has a help doc for the Syntax for gui Definition and code. pdscript is closer to an Delphi development system.
Regards
Hans-Peter