RE: The new director?

2002-03-05 Thread John Dowdell
At 7:11 AM 3/5/2, Ken Prat wrote: > 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. Thanks, Ken, Kurt, others. I'm getting really tired of trying to reassure people of the obvious myself. Recap: Direc

Re: The new director?

2002-03-05 Thread .
RE: -- >From: Stuart Heimdal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Subject: Re: The new director? >Date: Tue, Mar 5, 2002, 12:33 AM >OK, so I've just spent the last year of my life learning Director for what? >Now it looks as though I'll

RE: The new director?

2002-03-05 Thread Howdy-Tzi
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 ki

RE: The new director?

2002-03-05 Thread grimmwerks
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 t

RE: The new director?

2002-03-05 Thread Howdy-Tzi
At 11:35 -0500 03/05/2002, the nightboy wrote: >But to move from Lingo to actionscript is quite simple; it is a shame how >people on both direct-l and flashcoders get so bent out of shape when the >other software make leaps forward. Agreed, but it happens largely because flame-trolling folks mak

RE: The new director?

2002-03-05 Thread Colin Holgate
>But to move from Lingo to actionscript is quite simple; it is a shame how >people on both direct-l and flashcoders get so bent out of shape when the >other software make leaps forward. Why not just learn both instead of beind >tunnel visioned individuals. My request in the past has been to make

RE: The new director?

2002-03-05 Thread the nightboy
>>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. > > >That's a bit misleading. It's true that using dot syntax in Direc

Re: The new director?

2002-03-05 Thread Stuart Heimdal
Alright, alright, - enough. ;) I'll quit worrying. Take it easy on the new guy. :P [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 the list, email [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Problems, email [EMAIL PROTECTED]). Lingo-

RE: The new director?

2002-03-05 Thread Colin Holgate
>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. That's a bit misleading. It's true that using dot syntax in Director c

RE: The new director?

2002-03-05 Thread Peter King
ECTED]] Sent: 05 March 2002 15:33 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: The new director? It's funny - the same sentiments have been voiced since '97, when Flash was introduced, though they get more paranoid with each upgrade. I remember way back in the early 90s, designers worrying that th

RE: The new director?

2002-03-05 Thread the nightboy
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)

Re: The new director?

2002-03-05 Thread the nightboy
Wow, we have been discussing it on flashcoders, but the examples look pretty damn good. Brian Douglas (:ub) [To remove yourself from this list, or to change to digest mode, go to http://www.penworks.com/lingo-l.c

RE: The new director?

2002-03-05 Thread Kurt Griffin
It's funny - the same sentiments have been voiced since '97, when Flash was introduced, though they get more paranoid with each upgrade. I remember way back in the early 90s, designers worrying that the new Photoshop filters were going to do them in, because "now anybody can make a drop shadow".

Re: The new director?

2002-03-05 Thread Howdy-Tzi
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 pro-Fla

RE: The new director?

2002-03-05 Thread Ken Prat
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

RE: The new director?

2002-03-05 Thread Peter King
Why will you have to? Would you like to explain this statement? Are we being spammed by the I love Flash and want to marry it user group? ;) -Original Message- From: Stuart Heimdal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 05 March 2002 06:33 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: The new director

Re: The new director?

2002-03-04 Thread Stuart Heimdal
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 the near future. (not that that's such a terrible thing). Just a little frustrating is all. (I'm just starting to get the hang of lingo - fairly ea