I’m not sure the docs say it but the
effectStart and effectEnd events should have a reference to the effect. You
could catch in the effectStart the first event (which would be the sequence I
hope), store it and then in every effectEnd see if that stored value is the
effect. If it is, yo
On 8/3/05, zipo13 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have another problem because of this - since the effect I'm using is
> actually a Sequence of effects how do I know when the last effect was
> executed. I thought about counting the number of times the end effect
> method is called but I just doesn'
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