mattias petersson

does anyone know of a more flexible way to work with hints besides 

for example i want to show the settings of a multislider so that the 

numbers in hint appear on top the correct slider. but since you can't 

change font or font size (or anything but color) it looks quite ugly 

does anyone know of a more flexible way to work with hints besides 
using the hint object?
for example i want to show the settings of a multislider so that the 
numbers in hint appear on top the correct slider. but since you can't 
change font or font size (or anything but color) it looks quite ugly 
using the hint object...

hint

it has a good deal of font and text control.

you could whip something up in it, in about 30 mins

On Sep 20, 2006, at 3:01 PM, Mattias Petersson wrote:

> does anyone know of a more flexible way to work with hints besides 

> for example i want to show the settings of a multislider so that 

> the numbers in hint appear on top the correct slider. but since you 

> can't change font or font size (or anything but color) it looks 

jsui would be nice for this.
it has a good deal of font and text control.
you could whip something up in it, in about 30 mins
or i could, for $100... ;)

> does anyone know of a more flexible way to work with hints besides  
> using the hint object?
> for example i want to show the settings of a multislider so that  
> the numbers in hint appear on top the correct slider. but since you  
> can't change font or font size (or anything but color) it looks  
> quite ugly using the hint object...
>
> /m
> ---------
> max v2;
> 

On 20 sept. 06, at 16:10, evan.raskob [lists] wrote:

> you could whip something up in it, in about 30 mins

> you could whip something up in it, in about 30 mins
> or i could, for $100... ;)

you could use the javascript I posted earlier for finding an objects 

absolute position and pop up a window near it with the hints, and 

On Sep 20, 2006, at 10:24 AM, Emmanuel Jourdan wrote:

> On 20 sept. 06, at 16:10, evan.raskob [lists] wrote:

>> you could whip something up in it, in about 30 mins

you could use the javascript I posted earlier for finding an objects  
absolute position and pop up a window near it with the hints, and  
extra controls,

> On 20 sept. 06, at 16:10, evan.raskob [lists] wrote:
>
>> jsui would be nice for this.
>
> or even the lcd.
>
>> you could whip something up in it, in about 30 mins
>> or i could, for $100... ;)
>
> I can do it for 99$ :-)
>
> ej
>
>

lcd? hmm.. i see your point, but it seems like a lot of work to achieve 

> or even the lcd.
lcd? hmm.. i see your point, but it seems like a lot of work to achieve 
this.
but then again, i am a workaholic...

>> or i could, for $100... ;)
> I can do it for 99$ :-)
nice try but.. :)

now, that's the spirit! :) thanks, i will try that.

> you could use the javascript I posted earlier for finding an objects 

> absolute position and pop up a window near it with the hints, and 

now, that's the spirit! :) thanks, i will try that.
/m

> you could use the javascript I posted earlier for finding an objects 
> absolute position and pop up a window near it with the hints, and 
> extra controls,
>
> for free!!!!
>
> ;)


On 20 sept. 06, at 17:28, Mattias Petersson wrote:

> lcd? hmm.. i see your point, but it seems like a lot of work to 

Have a look to jhno's share pages, he made a lot of LCD stuff (a 

https://cycling74.com/twiki/bin/view/Share

>> or even the lcd.
> lcd? hmm.. i see your point, but it seems like a lot of work to  
> achieve this.
> but then again, i am a workaholic...

Have a look to jhno's share pages, he made a lot of LCD stuff (a  
multislider like e.g.)

>>> or i could, for $100... ;)
>> I can do it for 99$ :-)
> nice try but.. :)