Re: totally stumped

Hi Chris, Basically, yes. But it is good coding practice to make code that may be used in multiple places into its own handler (even better to make it a handler of a parent script, but that can wait for now). So instead, you would do something similar to the following: put listToString(myLine

Re: totally stumped

Hi Chris, gDatabase.addProp(, the list) --cann also replace addProp with setAProp For creating a carriage return delimited string of list elements: on listToString linearListOfStrings outputString = EMPTY repeat with aString in linearListOfStrings put aString & RETURN after output

Re: Anyone else getting the posts twice?

> > > >>Seems that since last night I've been getting two copies of every > >> post, > >> this happening to anyone else? > > > > No. > > OK, now that was just a mean thing to do. > > Wish I'd thought of it. =) [To remove yourself from this list, or to change to digest mode, go to http://www.

Re: Anyone else getting the posts twice?

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Re: Anyone else getting the posts twice?

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Re: : DMX issues (summary)

Thank you Tom for your presence here and for the heads up on the wish-list. Best Regards, Daniel Thomas Higgins wrote: > > All bug reports and feature requests should be submitted using the form at the > following URL: > > > > Yes, I'm listen

Re: : DMX issues (summary)

You can send an e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Regards, Daniel > > > What's the wish list URL? Since Macromedia changed their site around, I > don't visit too often. > [To remove yourself from this list, or to change to digest mode, go to http://www.penworks.com/lingo-l.cgi To post messages to t

Re: : DMX issues (summary)

> > time animation. The ones that bother me are the little tools that I > write which use OSControl xtra for all the interface components. They > are so lightweight that it seems crazy to start the fans blowing - > which also reduces laptop battery time, of course. > Yes, I wish there were an opti

Re: : DMX issues (summary)

Hi Troy, The way Macromedia has explained this is that Director projectors don't actually hog the cpu, they just eat up unused cycles. If I recall correctly, this is aimed to handle animation. Other types of processing can afford to wait--being off by a tenth of a second may not really matter

Re: resizing images

Hi Mayuresh, Direct Image Xtra will do a good job, but it costs. http://www.directxtras.com/DImage_home.asp?UUID=1144299 Regards, Daniel > > clean. Now I know I should not be comparing both of them, but any way else I > can resize the images to atleast somewhere close to the quality Photoshop >

Re: The value of void?

> > arithmetic and logical operations in Lingo. As I said before, 0 = 0.0 = > VOID. However, 0 !== 0.0 !== VOID. Interestingly, this was not true in Director 8. In D8, VOID <> 0.0, though it does = 0. This change introduced a bug in a program when I upgraded to D8.5 (an easy to locate and fix

Re: The value of void?

Have you tried using integer("") --returns (unsure of consisitency; I'd be interested in other people's tests. btw, value("") is consistently returning 0 at this time on this machine) or float("") --returns "" (ditto to above) ? One way I have checked for valid user entries of numbers is fl

Re: The value of void?

Pranav, I think VOID is the type of entity that one shouldn't really do much with it except for voidP() tests or maybe direct comparisons to VOID. I only use value() to reconstruct objects and lists, but I use an object deconstructor/reconstructor object to do it. This explicitly handles all

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