Sounds like the way to go then - thanks for helping me out in this
moment of dark winter numbness of the senses . ;)
Guess if you don't feel like a complete beginner from time to time you
have stopped moving along
On 12/19/05, John R. Sweeney Jr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on 12/18/05
Hi list...
I'm trying to convert a GPDL handler from lingo syntax to js syntax. I
keep getting illegal character errors. I've tried many different
combinations of quotemarks and pound signs denoting symbols as lingo
symbols or strings, but I can't figure this out. Anyone done this
before?
hi michael,
you have to use something like:
function getPropertyDescriptionList(){
var pl = propList();
tmp = propList();
tmp.setAProp(symbol(comment), symbol(What file to open?));
tmp.setAProp(symbol(format), symbol(string));
tmp.setAProp(symbol(default), );
pl.setAProp(symbol(pFile),
Michael and others,
Now that Adobe bought Director, will Director and Lingo
continue to be used and will new versions of Director continue
coming out, or is there some truth to the rumors I once heard
that Director will slowly become an outdated program? Because
my whole job depends on
Is there a way in HTML or somehow to check if the user's computer
has Shockwave installed, and if not, to redirect the page to another
URL? Or does the user manually have to choose which site he wants,
the Shockwave or regular...
Look at MACR for tech notes - it has changed over time
Bingo! Valentin hit the nail on the head. You must (a) make a
_property_list_ (not an Array with named entries), and (b) use
symbol(someString) as the # character is not supported within JS scripts
(although the symbol data type is via the symbol() function).
Cheers,
Tom Higgins | Product Manager
See, Tom? I knew it wouldn't be long before I had another js
question.
Sheesh... rolling my eyes
j/k
Say I declare a global variable called gData in a movie script written
in Lingo syntax. I want to access gData in a behavior written in js
syntax.
Is it declared at the beginning
