Roy,
What "timeout object stuff" has changed? Were the changes good/bad/indifferent?
Anthony www.lifelinestudios.com
The format for declaring a timeout has changed:
Part of the new-syntax / DOM cleanup.
You now do:
timeOut().new("foo", 2000, #someFunc)
timeOut(<stringName>) will either return the named timeOut object, or VOID if it does not exist.
You'll notice the same behavior for member() (now returns VOID instead of member(-1)) and a couple others that I can't think of right now.
Since this will break old movies, that are moved to MX 2004, there's another property:
_movie.scriptExecutionStyle If this is set to 9, then Lingo will act the old way, and you can migrate projects to 2004 without much re-writing (if any). If it is set to 10, then you get the new behavior.
Brian Robbins Senior Creative Technologist, Fuel Industries <http://www.FuelIndustries.com>
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