Hi Darren,
I never even got parseString to return anything but VOID. Resorted to:
errorCode = g_XMLparserXtraInstance.getError()
after the parseString() call. voidP(errorCode) means successful parsing,
otherwise, there was an error.
Regards,
Daniel
Darren Pearce wrote:
Hey, has any noticed that
Darren,
> Hey, has any noticed that the xml xtra parseURL() lingo
> method fails to return an error with a malform xml file,
> it always returns void, which is a success response.
>
> I have been using getNetText and parseString() instead and
> this works fine...
I was about to respond to your
> > unfortunately mouseWheel didn't work at all.
>
> Oh well. Thanks anyway, Valentin. I think I'll note that on the wish
> list...
I believe this is because of the fact that Director/Shockwave first trap
mouse events and process them as needed (per your movie's code), then events
are forwarded
Hey, has any noticed that the xml xtra parseURL() lingo method fails to
return an error with a malform xml file, it always returns void, which is a
success response.
I have been using getNetText and parseString() instead and this works
fine...
Darren
Darren Pearce
Technical Artist
RARE METH
> unfortunately mouseWheel didn't work at all.
Oh well. Thanks anyway, Valentin. I think I'll note that on the wish
list...
- Michael M.
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Hi,
Can Linked Director Movies (LDMs) be used as a crude form of
multi-threading, or is all process scheduling handled by the projector?
Thanks. T
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