All,
I have a flash movie with two objects in it, placed into a
director movie.
When a user clicks on one of the objects in the flash movie,
then somewhere
else in the movie, flash uses director to find the fastest path
between the
two points and move it, using a
, Matthew DeSimone wrote:
I've run into a snag here with the modified stack manager code that
Irv
proposed a few days ago.
As follows is my script for a type agnostic object stack manager.
The
problem lies in the fact that I need to say stack[somestackpoint] is
equal to a new object of type
Definatley an option, and I've tried it with much success. I just
wanted to see if I could make this truly type agnostic, with no testing
of xtra/script/etc... needed.
Looks like I'm not able to though.
~matt desimone
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From:
I've run into a snag here with the modified stack manager code that Irv
proposed a few days ago.
As follows is my script for a type agnostic object stack manager. The
problem lies in the fact that I need to say stack[somestackpoint] is
equal to a new object of type typeofstack and name
Sorry. Make the error function not defined.
Also, I have attempted the following syntax change on the code, to no
avail:
Stack.append(do (typeofstack ( objectofstack ).new()))
Making the command do type(object).new()
~matt desimone
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As follows is my
Actually, Outlook2k+ only has the headers available under
tools/options once you view the message. I have yet to be able to
find an option which
lets me display the full message headers in the message body itself.
~matt desimone
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At 10:48 -0500 02/21/2002, Matthew DeSimone wrote:
(my stack is declared on startmovie to be a linear list of 25
positions)
global myStack
on getStackPointer
counter = 1
repeat with counter = 1 to myStack.count
if myStack[counter] = 0
into the VOID
The last line of the new handler in myScript needs to be:
return me
I'll bet you are missing that.
Irv
At 12:47 PM -0500 2/21/02, Matthew DeSimone wrote:
At 10:48 -0500 02/21/2002, Matthew DeSimone wrote:
(my stack is declared on startmovie to be a linear list
Hi all.
Just wondering how I can force a more verbose output out of the
shockwave error which displays:
This Shockwave Movie has errors that have caused playback problems.
Please contact the author of this content regarding this problem.
Shockwave is unable to continue.
I already installed
For some reason in 5 years of director development, I've never worked
seriously with Parent/Child scripting. Now I'm dumped into the middle
of it, and desperately need some help here.
I have a flash movie which has 25 moving objects on the screen, as well
as a number of obstacles. These
Use a two dimensional list (a list of lists). Then you could access
that by saying
arrayname[2][62].
~matt desimone
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:lingo-l-
[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Robert Rycroft
Sent: Friday, February 15, 2002 9:15 AM
I had the same problem with xmlSendAndLoad from flash. Apparently it is
an issue with Director that has not yet been resolved.
The workaround I used was the load the data with Director's getNetText,
then pass it to the flash movie with
sprite(flashsprite).setvariable(htmlvarname).
Quick question about how objects work. I'm using a global XML parser
object to go through data and call handlers
where appropriate. These handlers then access the global object.
However, issues arise in the fact that I am constantly receiving this
xml data. If I am not done in handlerX with
'Lo all,
I was just wondering if there is a Lingo test I can run on an
xml object to determine the number
of children contained within a particular level.
For instance, if my document look as such:
test
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