Re: lingo-l Any way to test for the existence of a slot or attribute in a shared object referenced by Lingo?

2003-01-15 Thread Daniel Plaenitz
At 10:43 15.01.2003 -0600, you wrote: this, with the idea that -- I would test the tConfigInfo variable to see if it is VOID or not: tConfigInfo = gsoConfig.data.configInfo tData = gsoConfig.getAprop(#data) if tData.ilk = #propList then tConfigInfo = tData.getAprop(#configInfo) else .. endif

Re: lingo-l Any way to test for the existence of a slot or attribute in a shared object referenced by Lingo?

2003-01-15 Thread James Auld
Thanks for the idea Daniel. Tried it, and it appears that the #data element of a Flash shared object is an object, not a property list. So: tData = gsoConfig.getAprop(#data) returns an object, which makes the next line not work: if tData.ilk = #propList then tConfigInfo =

Re: lingo-l Any way to test for the existence of a slot or attribute in a shared object referenced by Lingo?

2003-01-15 Thread Daniel Plaenitz
At 13:21 15.01.2003 -0600, you wrote: Thanks for the idea Daniel. Tried it, and it appears that the #data element of a Flash shared object is an object, not a property list. Sorry, I must have missed the bit where you said that this was a Flash thing. In that context what I wrote is not

RE: lingo-l Any way to test for the existence of a slot or attribute in a shared object referenced by Lingo?

2003-01-15 Thread Mark R. Jonkman
Hi James The answer to your question is yes it is theoretically possible.. whether or not its supported and whether it will continue to work is another story. The following is an easy way of doing what you want without Lingo throwing a script error but it is undocumented and unsupported by