Can someone explain me why the setPosition() of a container with a scale different from 1 is working well when the…
Can someone explain me why the setPosition() of a container with a scale different from 1 is working well when the animation is set to true, but extremely wrong with false?
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I guess that only me can explain this, and that the explanation matches the section in which this post is filed 😉
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Please try to check a routine related to setCell(..) function.
My template’s script uses that function to change folder position. But it didnt work in some situation…
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KyungJoon Lee I don’t know what the problem is, but the most probably is that you are using
setCell(x,y,x,y) for cell(x,y)
If this is the case, this is not correct. You need to use
setCell(x,y,x+1,y+1)
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TrianguloY Thanks for your kind concerning.
My problem(bug) is a little hard to explain its exact situation 🙁
In my Windows7 template, user can automatically change the position of two items in grid by using script.
But my setCell(x,y,x+1,y+1) didnt work, items didnt move at all.
If I setCell in test-sript, then two items are exchanged.
The difference bewteen test and original script is that, original one uses more other API, and test one uses just setCell for testing.
https://github.com/alogblog/LLxWin7/blob/master/z.alogblog.Util.arrangeTemplate.js#L116
My conclusion afer some tests is, setCell action was interupted by some other api or so. ㅠ,ㅠ
So my wish is that Pierre Hébert will look through setCell api Java routine.
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O.o
Ok, yes, the problem is harder.
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this is a big script with a lot of links to the setup. Would you have a template that I can load and test, or maybe a simple test case where the problem can clearly be shown ?
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