Hi,
Is there any way to select individual lines within a scroll text field?
Thanks.
Ann.
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At 17:44 -0500 03/04/2002, Charlie Fiskeaux II wrote:
Ummm, it's whatever font you set it to be...
Try looking under the Appearance tab in your Windows Display dialog.
If you spring for peghole.com's OSCXtra suite, you can find it out
easily by adding an OSText box cast member, setting its
Please stop this thread now. Anyone who thinks Flash will replace Director
doesn't have any idea what the other tool does. It's ridiculous. Do we
really need another Flash kills Director thread in our lives ever again?
Why will you have to? Would you like to explain this statement?
Are we
is there a flash conterpart for this type of file unprotector?
Check the list archives. There are answers aplenty to this question
to be found there.
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At 23:33 -0700 03/04/2002, Stuart Heimdal wrote:
OK, so I've just spent the last year of my life learning Director for what?
Oh for Pete's sake quit panicking. Macromedia has made it VERY CLEAR
they intend to keep Director going.
Any implication to the contrary is flame bait laid by a
I am wondering aloud if Flash MX will work better with Director in terms of
animation speed. Having started with Flash, I must admit that it is easier
for me to create animations in Flash and then import them into Director. One
thing I like about Flash is how easy it is to create multiple
The fact of the matter is that actionscript and lingo are very similar in
syntax, actionscript being slightly more proper, in terms of traditonal
programming languages, and I find it quite simple to move back and forth.
Brian Douglas (:ub)
I wonder if Macromedia will build upon Director's 3d support, while keeping Flash 2d?
That would help keep the two product lines different, because there is def a lot of
(unwelcome?) crossover between the two packages.
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the flash player still has weird fps issues on the mac.
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Hi,
I've just started using lingo, and am struggling to
resize a rectangle within a movie when using the scale
command.
I'm getting the following error:
Script error: Property not found
#scale
Can anyone help me please? It's been annoying me all
day now!
Thanks,
Phil
But y'all have to agree that Flash has had more high-profile exposure than
director, and seems to have been helped along by Macromedia as well. I
don't blame them, as I too would push the product that was getting
attention.
With that in mind, it's sometimes been a hard sell with director in
At 12:05 -0500 03/05/2002, Colin Holgate wrote:
My request in the past has been to make a Macromedia Web Studio kind
of product, that includes both Flash and Director. I'm not against
using Flash at all, and used inside Director it becomes better than
either on their own.
I agree; this kind
Imagine a maze, and a piece of cheese, and a mouse. Pathing routines
allow the mouse to move around the maze to find the piece of cheese,
they are related to AI. A Star is the most famous one.
Lucas has done a lot of this, but I'm not sure if he's on lingo-l.
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Has anybody done any pathing routines in lingo, such as a star?
You mean search functions and such? Depending on what you want to
accomplish, the PRegEx Xtra from openxtras.org might do what you want.
I'm interpreting the question as meaning sprite animation paths.
Grab a high school maths
RE:
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OK, so I've just spent the last year of my life learning Director for what?
Now it looks as though I'll get to learn ActionScript and JavaScript in
At 17:11 + 03/05/2002, Peter King wrote:
Imagine a maze, and a piece of cheese, and a mouse. Pathing routines
allow the mouse to move around the maze to find the piece of cheese,
they are related to AI. A Star is the most famous one.
Aha. I thought you were referring to such things as
At 17:35 + 03/05/2002, Phil Calvert wrote:
I've just started using lingo, and am struggling to
resize a rectangle within a movie when using the scale
command.
I'm getting the following error:
Script error: Property not found
#scale
Well, what is the code you're currently using to do that?
which Xtras should I include in order to activate AntiAliasing in
projectors??
I can't get it to work.
Font and Text ones.
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Imagine a maze, and a piece of cheese, and a mouse. Pathing routines allow
the mouse to move around the maze to find the piece of cheese, they are
related to AI. A Star is the most famous one.
Oh that A * ! I've done quite a bit of this sort of stuff over the past few
years. It's a frightfully
which Xtras should I include in order to activate AntiAliasing in
projectors??
I can't get it to work.
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At 15:21 -0800 03/05/2002, Mattie Wells wrote:
Ive got a simple question for you all (I think). I need to quit a
projector.exe from a MIAW.
Do you mean the 'quit' command is not functioning?
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tell the stage to quit
don't forget to close the miaw and forget the miaw
HTH
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From: Mattie Wells [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 05, 2002 11:21 PM
Subject: lingo-l MAIW
Hello,
Ive got a simple question for you all (I
Centre Generation Emploi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there any way to select individual lines within a scroll text field?
Bonjour Ann,
* You can use the hilite command to highlight one block of text
at a time in a field member
* You can use the selection property to highlight one one block
At 22:22 + 03/05/2002, Wobbly wrote:
use
tell the stage to quit
You don't even need the tell. Quit is global.
don't forget to close the miaw and forget the miaw
That's not an issue with a quitting application (in theory). It's
inferred that a quitting projector is closing and
A self reference contains the info.
For example, using a script member named Some Code
on new me
put me
end
-- offspring Some Code 2 1e231b3c
or
on new me
the itemdelimiter = quote
put item 2 of string(me)
end
-- Some Code
Mike
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simple question:
Suppose you have
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At 22:22 + 03/05/2002, Wobbly wrote:
use
tell the stage to quit
You don't even need the tell. Quit is global.
don't forget to
Thanks Mike!
Michael
A self reference contains the info.
For example, using a script member named Some Code
on new me
put me
end
-- offspring Some Code 2 1e231b3c
or
on new me
the itemdelimiter = quote
put item 2 of string(me)
end
-- Some Code
Mike
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simple
Suppose you have a parent script named myScript.
How can I access that name from within the parent script, something like:
property pMyName
on new me
me.pMyName = me.member.name
return me
end
on new me
pMyName = me.script
return me
end
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If its the name as a string I find this works for me...
Regards,
Kraig
---
--PURPOSE: Determine the name of this script.
--ACCEPTS: 'me' as an instance of this script.
--RETURNS: 'tName' as a string.
---
on getScriptName(me)
Hi,
simple question:
Suppose you have a parent script named myScript.
How can I access that name from within the parent script, something like:
property pMyName
on new me
me.pMyName = me.member.name
return me
end
???
Thanks
Michael
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Something like this:
on new me
sMe = string(me) -- gives you something like offspring
myScript 2 1235678
pMyName = word 2 of sMe -- gives you myScript
delete char 1 of pMyName -- gives you myScript
delete the last char of pMyName -- gives you myScript
return me
end
Irv
At
Hi Andreas and Kraig!
I just played with your suggestions and found out that
me.script gives the name of the ancestor script, not its own name.
In my case, the name of my parent script is oPPC04:
on new me
me.ancestor = new(script oPPC)
put me -- gives
Lucas has done a lot of this, but I'm not sure if he's on lingo-l.
This comes up a lot on the dir-game-l list (to which Lucas is a frequent
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