Unable to set the VAS (Paul Groot VAS with changes) needle direction when the scale is vertical

avraham niv nivavr at gmail.com
Tue Jun 18 15:31:42 UTC 2013


Hi all,
First I would really like to thank Paul for the script for the VAS it's 
great!
In my experiment I need to use the VAS both horizontally and vertically, 
and i need the needle starting position to be at the left and right edges 
(and not like Paul's VAS in the center).
For the horizontal VAS I managed to do it by adding another argument to 
VAS_DragScale so it looks like this:

Function VAS_DragScale(c As Context, strAttributeName as string, Optional 
duration as Variant, *Optional strSliderDirection as Variant*) as Integer

and than inside the function i added the following:

'set mouse cursor at left right or center position
    If IsMissing(strSliderDirection) then
        Mouse.SetCursorPos 
0.5*(VAS_SliderDummy.Left+VAS_SliderDummy.Right), VAS_SliderDummy.Bottom
    else
        if strSliderDirection = "left" then
            Mouse.SetCursorPos VAS_SliderDummy.Left, VAS_SliderDummy.Bottom
        else
            if strSliderDirection = "right" then
                Mouse.SetCursorPos VAS_SliderDummy.Right, 
VAS_SliderDummy.Bottom
            end if
        end if
    End If

and in the trials I use an inline to tell the needle where to start.
That went fine but when I try to implement it in the vertical VAS it always 
starts from the bottom of the slider dummy text object,
I guess it is got to do with the fact that to create the vertical vas I 
just changed the slide text object (VAS_SliderDummy) dimensions, in the 
script basically changes every X to Y and vice versa, and every 
Object.Right to Object.Bottom and every Object.Left to Object.Top .
So for example my changes to the script above looks like this:

'set mouse cursor at up down or center position
    If IsMissing(strSliderDirection1) then
        Mouse.SetCursorPos 
0.5*(VAS_SliderDummy.Bottom+VAS_SliderDummy.Top), VAS_SliderDummy.Left
    else
        if strSliderDirection1 = "top" then
            Mouse.SetCursorPos VAS_SliderDummy.Top, VAS_SliderDummy.Left
        else
            if strSliderDirection1 = "bottom" then
                Mouse.SetCursorPos VAS_SliderDummy.Bottom, 
VAS_SliderDummy.Left
            end if
        end if
    End If

As I mentioned it doesn't work.
If anyone got a clue I will be greatfull!
I attached the whole experiment if someone needs it and I would like to 
thank Paul again for the original script.

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