On Friday, December 19, 2003, at 04:14 PM, Chris Davis wrote:
Hello,
I've been reading a book called Beginning Mac Programming. I was doing
quite well working through the tutorials, but then I ran into a
problem that I can't figure out. This is the code the book told me to
type:
ToolsSelectionTool.Checked = ((nCurrentTool = 8) or (nCurrentTool = 9))
When I attempt to run the program it goes to this line and says "This
method requires more parameters than were passed". Now when I worked
back to the ToolsSelectionTool menu handler the book shows the code
for this menu handler starts off like this:
Function Action As Boolean
but mine starts off like this:
Function Action(Index As Integer) As Boolean
Can anyone please help me? I would have emailed the author, but I
didn't find any contact information in the book. Thank You!
The presence of the Index parameter means that the MenuItem is part of
a MenuItem array; that is, it has a value entered in the Index property
in the Property browser for the MenuItem. It could be that you typed a
number in it by accident.
Charles Yeomans
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