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--- macros:example:firequickpalette [2025/04/24 13:23] – icke_siegen
+++ macros:example:firequickpalette [2025/04/24 13:53] (current) – icke_siegen
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 ^ published: | April 2025 (stems from 2023) |
 ^ description: | fire some quick palettes and show active state |
-^ remarks: |  |
+^ remarks: | useful to see which active palette is currently fired |
 {{tag>quick palette active}}
 ==== functions ====
-  * [[:macros:function:someusedfunction]]
+  * [[:macros:function:ActionScript.SetProperty.Integer]]
-  * [[:macros:function:anotherusedfunction]]
+  * [[:macros:function:Palette.ApplyQuickPalette]]
-  * [[:macros:function:someusedfunction]]
-  * [[:macros:function:anotherusedfunction]]
-==== affected properties ====
-  * [[:macros:property:someproperty]]
-  * [[:macros:property:anotherusedproperty]]
 ==== control structures ====
-  * [[macros:control_structures|step condition]]
+  * [[macros:Variables]]
+  * [[macros:active_binding|]]
 ===== Code =====
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     <variables>
       <integer id="PaletteRange100" value="100"/>
-	  <integer id="PaletteRange110" value="110"/>
+      <integer id="PaletteRange110" value="110"/>
     </variables>
   </macro>
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     <sequence>
       <step>ActionScript.SetProperty.Integer("Wiki.Macros.Palettes.FireQuickPaletteInit.PaletteRange100", 101)</step>
-	  <step>Palette.ApplyQuickPalette(userNumber: 101, true)</step>
+      <step>Palette.ApplyQuickPalette(userNumber: 101, true)</step>
     </sequence>
   </macro>
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 This explains the functional steps within the sequence. For all the other XML details please refer to [[:macros:formats_and_syntax#xml_format|Formats and syntax]]
-tbd
+The first macro simply initialises the variables ''PaletteRange100'' and ''PaletteRange110'' which are then used to hold which variable is currently active (you need to make sure this follow some logic...).
+The second macro ''Fire QuickPalette 101'' does the work (you need to create some more such macros though):
+  * ''<active binding=...'' checks whether this macro should show as active, based on the number in the corresponding variable
+  * ''ActionScript.SetProperty.Integer()'' sets the variable to the number of this macro/palette
+  * ''Palette.ApplyQuickPalette(userNumber: 101, true)'' fires the corresponding palette as quick palette
 ===== How to use it =====
+  - duplicate the second macro and adjust the numbers for the usernumbers you want to work with
   - [[:macros:deploying|make this macro available]]
+  - adjust the usernumbers of the palettes you want to work with
+  - instead of clickng the palette buttons now fire the macros
-tbd
-~~DISCUSSION~~