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fkapnist on January 10, 2022, 9:55 pm
If you use the ObjectToBack or HideObject actions, sometimes an object in the back may suddenly "flicker" or become momentarily visible if you resize or move the window. This looks kind of ugly, especially if the object in the back contains text, etc. So instead of ObjectToBack use the MoveObject action to slide an object out of view. First, get its screen position and its width. Move it out of view with MoveObject left (-width). Then to show it again, move it back into view at its original left and top screen positions. This way there won't be any ugly flickers or background objects becoming visible.
If you use the ObjectToBack or HideObject actions, sometimes an object in the back may suddenly "flicker" or become momentarily visible if you resize or move the window. This looks kind of ugly, especially if the object in the back contains text, etc. So instead of ObjectToBack use the MoveObject action to slide an object out of view. First, get its screen position and its width. Move it out of view with MoveObject left (-width). Then to show it again, move it back into view at its original left and top screen positions. This way there won't be any ugly flickers or background objects becoming visible.
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