LePhuronn wrote:
>
> > if i was editing member "teste1" I would do something like:
> > m = (the texteditor).member
> > put m.hame
> > -- "teste1"
> > put m.text
> > -- "Whatever is written here"
>
> That seems to be somewhat difficult. There are certain Lingo scripts that
> can be run at author-time (such as getPropertyDescriptionList and
> isOKToAttach) and they can run pretty much any Lingo you want (I am taking
> advantage of this in a Lingo tutorial system I am developing).
>
> However, as far as I know, you cannot reference Director's authoring
> interface itself through Lingo, so I am at a loss as to how to advise. What
> exactly do you want this for? I may be able to suggest some kind of
> workaround.
>
I want to make a dir movie that opens as a MIAW only on author time that
would
apply some funcions to that text (filters, convert underline to
hyperlinks) and
things that I don't want to put in the main project, since it will
never reference it.
I want to do something like a special authoring tool just for me and
this project.
Luiz Gustavo Castelan Póvoas
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