What about reading the file in with GetNetText and then parsing the xml
string returned? I assume you are using "parseURL".
> I'm having a fun little problem -- an xml object holding on to an
> xml file w/ a death grip. It (either Director or the xml object) won't
let it go
> until I quit direct
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 bei
Sorry, I missed the earlier posts so I may be missing something, but
shouldn't you be re-initializing the "i" variable at the top of the "a" loop
in test2 and test5?
> It does seem to be a triple-nested loop, but only if the outer loop is
> static. I don't think you need to rewrite your loops unl
Hmmm, not sure what you're getting at here...
v = [[#name: "Bob"], [#name: "Heather"]]
put v.getOne([#name: "Heather"])
-- 2
Hey All,
Can I use getAt or getOne to get the value inside of a list that's inside of
another list?
Example
[[#name:Bob], [#name:Heather]]
and lets say I wanted to fi
Maybe try modifying the Projec32.skl file before you make the projector. You
might have to fool Microangelo by changing the filename. Does Microangelo
5.5 support the new 48x48 and 16 bit icons?
> A bit off topic here but has anyone been able to get an XP icon on a 8.5.1
> projector with Microang
> In an unusual set of circumstances (I've loaned my PowerBook G3 to a
> colleague, my PowerBook G4 is being fixed, and I've been sick since
> Friday), I've just gone over three days without reading e-mail. I
> have loads to read on other lists, but a couple of lists show no new
> messages. Is the
setScriptList()
Syntax
sprite(whichSprite).setScriptList(scriptList)
Description
This command sets the scriptList of the given sprite. The scriptList
indicates which scripts are attached to the sprite and what the settings of
each script property are. By setting this list, you can change which
> If you can find a way to say:
> 1: Always set the itemDelimiter before use
> 2: And, it's helpful to reset it, but it's a hack that *may* or may
> *not* fix something fundamentally flawed.
Perhaps a more robust rule would be:
1. Don't use mutable global properties.
- If you want to itemize
findEmpty()
Syntax
findEmpty(member whichCastMember)
Description
Function; for the current cast only, displays the next empty cast member
position or the position after the cast member specified by whichCastMember.
Example
This statement finds the first empty cast member on or after cast memb
