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That's because dfield is processed before field. Look at how text.r 
/ label.r are defined.

Hmm.  It worked in previous versions of rebgui .. I just had my fields 
after yours in the list of included widgets.

make object! [
    code: 300
    type: 'script
    id: 'no-value
    arg1: 'chevron
    arg2: none
    arg3: none
    near: [chevron data 'left [change-date -1] 
        chevron
    ]
    where: 'layout
]

Looks like chevrons are history now ...

Yep.

Pity .. I was using them to distinguish between small and large movements

ie. the chevron was a date change by day, and the arrow was by week.

I guess I can remove my chevrons, and use the spinner widget instead.

Ashley, what about activating the action on spinner widget each time 
the value is incremented/decremented.

I'm getting some anomalous tabbing results with 53.  Seems to jump 
the next widget to tab to if the current widget has an action block.

build#55 committed to SVN. Numerous widget fixes and enhancements 
to the following widgets:

	anim
	
arrow
	
bar
	
box

	button
	
field
	
group-box
	
image
	
label
	
pane
	l
progress
	
spinner
	
splitter
	
text
	
tab-pane
	title-group


The most noticeable improvements include the following tab-panel 
enhancements:

	first tab action now fires when widget is first displayed

 can select an alternate tab to initially display with "options [tab 
 2]" etc

 can programmatically select a tab at runtime with var/select-tab 
 2

title-group and panel now have rounded corners.

Looks like some type of evaluation changed as well.

I had functions that looked like this

vector-tab: does [ hide [ abutton ]]


and now these all come up with errors saying abutton is not defined.

Ashley, yes, but we first have to merge to a stable release. I'll 
talk to Cyphre how to do it. Because we did it on our side but some 
changes we made are not compatible. So let's see where we are and 
than decide how to merge it.

Graham, the code is there but not yet put into a seperate widget. 
But I think it could be done very easy.

Trying to figure out the tabbing issue and came across this

rebol []

do %rebgui.r

display "" [
^-label "field has action" field [ print face/text ] return
^-label "also has action" field [ print face/text ] return
^-label "no action" field return
^-button "Quit" [ unview/all halt ]^-
]

do-events}

Script: "Untitled" (none)
Script: "Untitled" (none)

** Script Error: find expected series argument of type: series port 
bitset
** Where: switch

** Near: if all [view*/focal-face find view*/focal-face/options 'input-grid-item 
get in view*/focal-face/parent-face '
cell-action...

after clicking in the first field.

Works for me. Try putting an "attempt [delete %ui.dat]" prior to 
the "do %rebgui.r" line to see whether it's a config difference.

does [ hide [ abutton ]]

 also works for me. What REBOL version are you running? I'm on 1.3.2.3.1 
 here.

re: chevron. You'll also be glad to know that chevron will re-emerge 
as an option of arrow. The previous implementation didn't take advantage 
of AGG's new line-width command,and duplicated much of the code found 
in arrow anyway. I'm putting RebGUI on a diet and trying to remove 
some of the "fat" that has managed to creep in. ;)

I hope this step won't kill some of our extensions ;-)

Works now for me too! Bizarre.

Haven't figured out why tabbing is screwed though in my app. so going 
to use action blocks to direct tabbing as a work round.

I think it would be good to allow a spinner to activate the action 
block

Reproduced the earlier error .. some type of interaction with the 
Rebol editor.

>> change-dir %/e/rebgui4
== %/e/rebgui4/
>> editor %debug-rg.r
>> do %debug-rg.r
Script: "Untitled" (none)
Script: "Untitled" (none)

** Script Error: find expected series argument of type: series port 
bitset
** Where: switch

** Near: if all [view*/focal-face find view*/focal-face/options 'input-grid-item 
get in view*/focal-face/parent-face '
cell-action...


in the above I brought up the editor and then closed it again without 
doing any editing.

And to reproduce the error, I just clicked in the first field here 
..

do %rebgui.r

display "" [

 label "field has a focus action" a: field [ show-focus b ] return
	label "also has action" b: field [ print face/text ] return
	label "no action" c: field return
	spinner options [ 9:00 24:00 0:30] [ print face/text ] return
	button "Quit" [ unview/all halt ]
		
]

do-events

I've reproduced the tabbing issue .. but that appears to be from 
some of my own changes as it is not present in a latest checkout, 
but is present in the checkout I did manually.

Ok, found it.  If action-on-tab: [ field ], and the field action 
is show-focus as in the example above, then it tabs from a => c

Don't know why all my code that has {show [widget]} now fails with 
#55... but I can work round it by  ... wrapping a condition around 
it

if object? widget [ show [ widget ] ]

View version? Does "show widget" (without the block) work OK?

No.

same as yours ...

has the evaluation changed somewhere ?

Didn't you make some changes to tab-panels regarding actions

different topic .. is it better to hide a button, or, to gray it 
out ?

if the latter, should a button have a grayed out effect where the 
actions are disabled ?

eg. disable button and enable button

Try button [info]

for what?

display "test" [
	button options [info]
]

to display a disabled button. Can't set that dynamically though.


Couldn't reproduce the editor error above, but the tabbing "error" 
is a sequence issue (it executes the show-focus then the tab).

If something as basic as "show widget" doen't work for you, then 
how does %tour.r work??? (It uses show all over the place)

what I saying is that before #55, all my code worked.  With #55, 
if I have code that does a show on a widget, it may fail

where the word assigned to that button is no longer recognized.

This is all encapped code.

make object! [
    code: 303
    type: 'script
    id: 'expect-arg
    arg1: 'show
    arg2: 'face
    arg3: [object! block!]
    near: [show copybtn]
    where: 'action
]

tp17: tab-panel 180x130 data [
            action [
                if lastpane = "txtareaSfld" [
                    show-text txtareafld copy txtareaSfld/text
                ]
                lastpane: copy "txtareafld"
                 ; if object? copybtn [ show copybtn ]
                 show copybtn
            ]

I just changed it now to demonstrate the error.

Is copybtn a hidden button that your action tries to make visible?

the button's visibility depends on which tab is showing.

Let me check to see what the initial state is ...

No, initial state is visible.