[Bill McKenzie]

Hi

Replace the subform’s $event method with this one:

Regarding evLayoutChanged

Determine iLayout using pBreakpoint ## An integer instance variable is called iLayout.\

The subform might then have a method added to it that returns that value:

$getLayout
iLayout Quit Method

The Whoami is in the tech note: https://www.technotes.omnis.net/Technical%20Notes/Extending%20Omnis/Using%20the%20oProcess%20Worker/3.Simple%20example%3A%20whoami.html geometry dash world

Thus, you can send a message to the subform in the manner shown below to find out which layout the subform is from your main form:

Execute $cinst.MySubformField $objs.$subinst().lSubformLayout is returned by $getLayout().

But why does the main form care which layout breakpoint the subform is at, I wonder. Isn’t it supposed to organize itself?

I hope this is useful.

• This reply was modified 1 year ago by  Bill McKenzie.

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