I'd love to hear what other users have done about this.
cheers,
jamie
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Re: MIAWs in MX 2004
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The object model has changed and some lingo has permanently changed
around MIAWs and Timeouts.
It's not TOO big a hassle to update that code.
The amazing part is that they 'snuck' the scriptExecutionStyle
feature in and that it works at all!
roymeo
At 04:43 PM 8/12/2005, you wrote:
I did tr
MIAW lingo still acts up in 10 if you use windowtype or other commands
that have changed. Just do a find and replace in your code. Far faster
and easier. ;)
-Chuck
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I did try setting it in the message window, many times. And it did
stick. At least according to the message window:
-- Welcome to Director --
put the scriptExecutionStyle
-- 9
But it still chokes on the old style MIAW lingo. Bummer
Matthew
Try setting the SES in the message window instea
At 01:06 PM 8/12/2005, you wrote:
Except that doesn't actually work for MIAWs or Timeout objects and
probably some other objects, too.
I'm finding that out right now. Nothing seems to make the old code
work properly. Even this:
the scriptExecutionStyle = 9
windowObj.windowType = 49
sti
at least I believe I was unable to get some of the 'antiquated' MIAW
object stuff to work in MX2004 no matter the scriptExecutionStyle.
roymeo
At 01:06 PM 8/12/2005, you wrote:
Except that doesn't actually work for MIAWs or Timeout objects and
probably some other objects, too.
I'm finding
Correction. It's the modal of window that doesn't work in classic mac
MX 2004 projectors:
set the modal of "some window" = TRUE
#modal
Script Error. Continue?
And they're apparently broken in classic mac projectors made with MX 2004.
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Cole
at least I believe I was unable to get som
And they're apparently broken in classic mac projectors made with MX 2004.
--
Cole
at least I believe I was unable to get some of the 'antiquated' MIAW
object stuff to work in MX2004 no matter the scriptExecutionStyle.
roymeo
At 01:06 PM 8/12/2005, you wrote:
Except that doesn't actually wor
at least I believe I was unable to get some of the 'antiquated' MIAW
object stuff to work in MX2004 no matter the scriptExecutionStyle.
roymeo
At 01:06 PM 8/12/2005, you wrote:
Except that doesn't actually work for MIAWs or Timeout objects and
probably some other objects, too.
roymeo
-
Except that doesn't actually work for MIAWs or Timeout objects and
probably some other objects, too.
roymeo
At 11:42 AM 8/12/2005, you wrote:
Just set "the scriptExecutionStyle=9" somewhere before the legacy code.
If you are likely to start using any of the new lingo for MX04, just
set "the s
Great! Many thanks.
OK so I'm finally moving up to Director MX 2004.
I'm updating a huge project which was released three years ago and
was authored in Director 8.5. The project is choking on old MIAW
code. Terms like "windowType" and "titleVisible".
I see there is new code in MX04 which
Just set "the scriptExecutionStyle=9" somewhere before the legacy
code. If you are likely to start using any of the new lingo for
MX04, just set "the scriptExecutionStyle=10" before the new code.
You can also just set it in the message window and the property will
be saved with the movie.
-
Just set "the scriptExecutionStyle=9" somewhere before the legacy code.
If you are likely to start using any of the new lingo for MX04, just set
"the scriptExecutionStyle=10" before the new code.
-Mike
Matthew Kaplan wrote:
OK so I'm finally moving up to Director MX 2004.
I'm updating a hu
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