Basically my layer is set to 100 height and when it loads i have the window object set the height of the window to 100 yet they are different sizes?

Screenshot1: http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e397/clericvash/1.gif

Screenshot2: http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e397/ ... sh/2-1.gif

As you can see when i run it, it is a different size

Edit > Did another test, the window object deffo doesn't set height and width correctly!!

It seems to count the title bar into to height as well, shouldn't it only count the layouts size?

Also positioning seems off here check this one:

Screenshot: http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e397/ ... rd02-3.gif

There is a gap between buttons and listbox, when there should be none.

Array?

No, a spreadsheet, like ms excel.

Us devs will be too busy before 1.0 - maybe find another developer...

Fair enough.

What would be really useful for me is a "speadsheet" object, where you can create, edit and delete rows etc.

Well i decided to create a simple application to help me learn Construct, so i present to you -> Clippy Master.

It will list any text the clipboard has, double clicking an item will send it to the clipboard

Download :: http://www.prxa.info/archives/clippymaster.zip

Hah ah titties i didn't even notice it haha

Note above my edit i got it, didn't know construct disabled groups by defualt.

Well ive tried exactly that, on double click, set clipboard text to "ListBox.LineText(ListBox.SelectedLine)"

And no it doesn't work i just tried it for the 3rd time

EDIT > ARGH why does construct defualt groups to disabled lol my bad

ListBox.LineText wants an Index though? My understanding of "Index" means the number of the line wanted?

There seems to be no "get select line text", everything in construct seems to make people go the long way around?

Ran into something else, i have tried this:

"ListBox.LineText(ListBox.SelectedLine)"

Which should get the text of the selected line, to which it does not?

True i guess, think i have finally got it to work how i want for the moment, sorry so sound dumb is actually my first time properly trying to use Construct heh.

Not really, but you could always have an 'every X ticks' in there to make sure.

Then i could easily miss one.

Seriously it needs an "on clipboard change" function.

If you want to make a clipboard catcher (or just to see when new text is there) just store the clipboard text at all times in a text object or something, then have a:

Clipboard.GetText is different to StoredText.Text

Will that not be a massive drain on resource if a program running is always checking the clipboard?

And how would do i do an actual compare event?