Hi all you Adobe Director fans...
Documentation under erase() method states:
For best results, use this method during authoring and not in
projectors. Using this method in projectors may cause memory problems.
My question is, what kind of memory problems in the projector, and is it
always fatal?
At 11:53 AM -0400 4/19/05, you wrote:
Hi all you Adobe Director fans...
Documentation under erase() method states:
For best results, use this method during authoring and not in
projectors. Using this method in projectors may cause memory problems.
My question is, what kind of memory problems in
Thanks, Buzz (and Alexx). That's sort of what I've decided to. I've
got a placeholder bitmap that I'm just changing the image of.
If you really need to do it, working within an external castLib
using saveCastLib periodically may clean up the issues.
Regards,
- Michael M.
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Thanks, Buzz! That's a great tip.
- MM
If you use importFileInto repeatedly, that will chew up memory in the
same way.
use 'set the filename' (or the modern syntax) for better memory
management
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Thanks, Buzz (and Alexx). That's sort of what I've decided to. I've
got a placeholder bitmap that I'm just changing the image of.
Why erase()? Unless I'm missing something, can't you just use
member().filename?
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