> In the Quicktime wrapper example, I see no reason why the
> slider should
> 'know' about the Quicktime movie, and I see no reason for the
> QT wrapper to
> know how 'progress' is expressed by the object it calls back,
> which might
> just as well be a field displaying an integer.
>
> If the slider is asking the Quicktime sprite for movietime,
> or calling the
> Quicktime wrapper's getMovietime() function, then the slider
> is not general
> enough to be used for other things than Quicktime controller
sliders.
so a slider function should only be passing the current slider knob
location as a % of the slide. thus it could be used for anything that
would use a slider, not just QT! OK, that's good.
1 - so how would a slider behavior know what object to talk to? would
you enter the global reference to the QTObject in the
getObjectProperties dialog?
2 - what would you suggest for a method name for this function in the
QTObject?
Al Hospers
CamberSoft, Inc.
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http://www.cambersoft.com
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