Hello,
I'm experimenting with inflating the stage's drawRect to fit the
user's current monitor resolution, but the stage is being clipped by
the size of my stub projector's stage.
I seem to be missing a piece of the puzzle. Could someone give me a
nudge in the right direction?
--
Cole
hi
i'm working on a project and am experiencing strange behaviour;
some of the lingo in a handler doesn't get excecuted.
director just exits the handler without any error, and continues
running.
right now director exits on a line that says someting linke this:
modulename =
I'm experimenting with inflating the stage's drawRect to fit the
user's current monitor resolution, but the stage is being clipped by
the size of my stub projector's stage.
Never mind. Helps to change (the stage).rect as well as (the stage).drawRect.
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Cole
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Hi list...
In my movie script, I have on activeApplication and on
deactivateApplication handlers. I have one MIAW running, and the stage
is closed (not forgotten). These handlers work fine if I do the
following:
on activateApplication
put a
end
on deactivateApplication
put d
end
I get
Hi all,
anyone know of an xtra (besides DirectStage's DirectCommunication Xtra)
that will allow me to read the data being sent from a USB and/or serial
device?
Thanks,
Mike
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Hi list...
I have a projector that's told what to do via XML. Each node has a
command parameter like so:
theNode command=gTools.mMethod(want_a_string_here)/
...where my main engine reads the value of the command attribute and
does a do(whatsInsideCommandQuotes). The question is, I'd like to
Hey everyone,
I've got a unique scenario where I'm generating a list of files for the
range of a property in the PDL. What I was wondering is there a way to
configure the range to also be able to type in an entry as well -
something obviously not in the list of files. I'm pretty sure I'm out of
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Hi List,
in an object, I can easily set a property like this
me.pSomething = 1
But what, if I have the name of the property in a variable? Like
myProp = symbol(pSomething)
Writing
me[myProp] = 1
doesn't work,
set myProp of me to 1
doesn't work either.
Any solution?
Thanks in advance!
Can you please show the line exactly as it is? It will also be good if
you show the code surrounding the problem line.
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hi
i'm working on a project and am experiencing strange behaviour;
some of the lingo in a handler doesn't get
On 27/9/05 6:14 pm, arjen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
some of the lingo in a handler doesn't get excecuted.
director just exits the handler without any error, and continues
running.
Hi Arjen,
Where does the event originate? If it originates in an xtra (Multiuser,
Flash, TreeView, OSControl,
if your variables is a string i suggest converting it to string
modulename=string(whatevervar1var2)
and see is this fixes the problem, sometimes some stupid thing as this
solves the problem.
You have code under this line? It does ot get executed whatsoever?
Because if this is the thing you may be
modulename = somestringwithanamevar1var2
modulename = somestringwithaname string(var1) string(var2)
...especially if there's a chance that your vars may be void or a list.
Director usually does a good job with data typing, but sometimes things
go a bit wonky in my experience.
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You appear to be alive.
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Not directly AFAIK. I know its not too elegant or satisfying, but you could
create an second property that accepts a string that defaults to empty. On
beginSprite if the second property contains an empty string, you use the value
from the first one. Otherwise, use what was entered in the
the right direction would be more like + rect(200,0,0,0)
Stephen
Christoffer Enedahl wrote the following on 10/5/2005 10:13 AM:
*nudge up left 200px*
Cole Tierney wrote:
Hello,
I'm experimenting with inflating the stage's drawRect to fit the
user's current monitor resolution, but the
Hey Buzz,
I got both your tests. As a result I have determined that you are
definitely alive.
Rob
On Tue, 4 Oct 2005 14:08:38 -0700, Buzz Kettles [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
since I had never rcvd my other test, I signed up again am verifying
testing turnaround
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The serial XObject once published by Macromedia :-)
No really, I have had good experiences with the directcomm xtra
Bart
On 28 Sep 2005, at 19:06, Mike Warner wrote:
Hi all,
anyone know of an xtra (besides DirectStage's DirectCommunication
Xtra)
that will allow me to read the data being
Michael,
on activateApplication
put a
window(theTOC).blend = 255
end
on deactivateApplication
put d
window(theTOC).blend = 128
End
My immmediate suggestion is to do this sort of testing using something
other than an unsupported and undocumented property. ;) For example, try
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Hi Michael,
But what, if I have the name of the property in a variable?
Does the following work?
me.setAProp(myProp, some value)
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Hello Mike,
I've used SerialXtra for working with serial port. Worked OK for me.
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Hi all,
anyone know of an xtra (besides DirectStage's DirectCommunication Xtra)
that will allow me to read the data being sent from a USB and/or serial
I believe that Jeff's suggestiong of using getAProp and setAProp will
work. However, by doing this you are really breaking encapsulation.
That is, you are allowing code outside of an object to reference
property variables inside the object directly.
A different approach is to use a case
on 10/5/05 11:19 AM, Rob Romanek at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey Buzz,
I got both your tests. As a result I have determined that you are
definitely alive.
Rob
I concur. ;)
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Is it any code or just the blend property?
Have you tried blendLevel, which has a range of 0 - 255 instead of blend which
(I think) is limited to 0 - 100.
Perhaps the illegal blend values are messing things up?
Bertil Flink
Creative Media
- Original Message -
From: Mendelsohn,
Just can't seem to get it. The following verbose works, so I should
just use it and be done with it. But I'm still curious. How would the
following look in contemporary syntax:
put - into char 5 of someString
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put - into char 5 of someString
put - into someString.char[5]
There are operators like this in dot-syntax environments that don't
require all items to be connected by dots, the above is about as full
dot as you'll get with the put operator (different than the put()
function which dumps
put - into someString.char[5]
Thanks Tom and Daniel!
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I agree - directComm worked great for me too
-Buzz
At 10:06 AM -0700 9/28/05, you wrote:
Hi all,
anyone know of an xtra (besides DirectStage's DirectCommunication Xtra)
that will allow me to read the data being sent from a USB and/or serial
device?
Thanks,
Mike
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At 12:36 PM -0500 10/5/05, you wrote:
on 10/5/05 11:19 AM, Rob Romanek at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey Buzz,
I got both your tests. As a result I have determined that you are
definitely alive.
Rob
I concur. ;)
thanks all who responded.
here's my results:
1) Lingo-L msgs stopped
At 2:33 PM -0400 10/5/05, you wrote:
Just can't seem to get it. The following verbose works, so I should
just use it and be done with it. But I'm still curious. How would
the following look in contemporary syntax:
put - into char 5 of someString
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Cole
Hi Cole,
Here's my 'true' dot
on 10/5/05 3:12 PM, Buzz Kettles at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This seems to happen periodically to my Lingo-L account.
Anyone else get behavior like this?
tia
-Buzz
I've only noticed a gap in mail and then sometimes a bunch of past dated
posts. But never a complete shutdown.
Sorry,
John
-- theNode command=gTools.mMethod(want_a_string_here)/
Put the command in a node (not an attribute) and use CDATA:
theNode![CDATA[gTools.mMethod(Here's your string.)]]/theNode
Attributes are best for things like ids, names, etc. Not recommended for
something like this. If your string
At 1:27 PM -0700 10/5/05, Buzz Kettles wrote:
someString = someString.char[1..4] -
someString.char[6..someString.char.count]
That having been said, 'put' works so straightforwardly that the hybrid
(verbose + dot) seems like a much better approach. :)
Thanks for pitching that in, Buzz. I
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