Icons & Borders

[francof]

Ciao to all,
for an image loaded as an object, there is the property "Icons & Borders" as, for example, an object button (Hover Icon, etc)?
I would like to change the image when the mouse is over it.
at the time I tried to add a drop shadow so:

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on mouseEnter -- visualizza l'ombra finchè il mouse è sopra l'oggetto
   set the dropShadow of image "PeperoneVerde" to tDropshadowPropertiesArray
   set the dropShadow ["color"] of me to "0,0,0"
   set the dropShadow ["opacity"] of me to "255"
end mouseEnter

on mouseLeave  -- se il testo non è visibile azzera l'ombra quando il mouse 
                        -- esce dall'oggetto
   if visible of field "fieldVerde" = false then      
     set the dropShadow of image "PeperoneVerde" to tDropshadowPropertiesArray
     set the dropShadowdropShadow [opacity] of me to "0"
   end if
end mouseLeave

thanks for your attention.
franco

[jmburnod]

Ciao Franco,

If your object is a btn you can set the hoverIcon of it to the short id of an image.
but you can also use graphic effect to set the appearance of all controls
Something like that:

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on mouseEnter -- visualizza l'ombra finchè il mouse è sopra l'oggetto
   --   set the dropShadow of image "PeperoneVerde" to tDropshadowPropertiesArray -- what is in tDropshadowPropertiesArray ?
   set the dropShadow ["size"] of me to 3
   set the dropShadow ["distance"] of me to 3
   set the dropShadow ["color"] of me to "0,0,0"
   set the dropShadow ["opacity"] of me to 100
end mouseEnter

on mouseLeave  -- se il testo non è visibile azzera l'ombra quando il mouse 
                           -- esce dall'oggetto
   if visible of field "fieldVerde" = false then      
      set the dropShadow ["size"] of me to 0
      set the dropShadow ["distance"] of me to 0
      set the dropShadow ["color"] of me to "255,255,255"
      set the dropShadow ["opacity"] of me to 0
         --  set the dropShadow of image "PeperoneVerde" to tDropshadowPropertiesArray
   end if
end mouseLeave

Best regards
Jean-Marc

[francof]

Jean-Marc, thanks for your replay.

.......but you can also use graphic effect to set the appearance of all controls.....

yes you are correct, I was only looking for a more quickly way to set it.
in the case of a button it is done automatically, without lines of code (you imagine the case of tens of controls) ....you should use an array of controls, I think ....

straight from the Dictionary:

"dropShadow

Type: property

Syntax:
set the dropShadow of object to propertiesArray
set the dropShadow[propertyName] of object to propertyValue.....

....
Examples:
set the dropShadow of button "Ok" to tDropshadowPropertiesArray
set the dropShadow["color"] of me to "255,0,0"
...."

anyway, I removed the line and it works the same. I don't know why it was indicated that statement.
I will test your code
ciao
franco

p.s.:
due to my English I hope I explained myself.

[jmburnod]

Ciao Franco,

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set the dropShadow of button "Ok" to tDropshadowPropertiesArray

tDropshadowPropertiesArray is an array of all DropshadowProperties of a control
in your exemple tDropshadowPropertiesArray is empty
try

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set the dropShadow of btn 2 to  the dropShadow of btn 1

or

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put  the dropShadow of btn 1 into tDropshadowPropertiesArray
set the dropShadow of btn 2 to tDropshadowPropertiesArray

Best regards
Jean-Marc

[francof]

ciao Jean-Marc,
yes I imagined tDropshadowPropertiesArray was an array of all the properties of an object. and I understood it should be declared.
I will try your lines.

bye
franco