I have a simple option pane where I would like the callback to provide the option pane instance. No matter what callback-type I choose, I don't seem to have a way to get anything other than the interface and the item selected (not the option pane itself). If :callback-type is :full, I get the selected element twice where I was hoping to get the option pane and the selected element. Is this easy and I'm just missing it? Thanks, John DeSoi, Ph.D.
Hello John,
| I have a simple option pane where I would like the callback to provide
| the option pane instance. No matter what callback-type I choose, I
| don't seem to have a way to get anything other than the interface and
| the item selected (not the option pane itself). If :callback-type is
| :full, I get the selected element twice where I was hoping to get the
| option pane and the selected element. Is this easy and I'm just missing
| it?
I would recommend the :focus, which, in my experience, can only be mentioned
inside a list, e.g.
:callback-type '(:interface :focus :data)
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Sincerely,
Dmitri Ivanov
lisp.ystok.ru