You can use a timeout object and a counter property to get the same
functionality as a repeat loop. I use this approach often, when I'd
like something going on that a repeat loop mike choke. Skeleton code
for an object below:
property pCounter
property pListToLoop
property pTimerObject
You can use a timeout object and a counter property to get the same
functionality as a repeat loop. I use this approach often, when I'd
like something going on that a repeat loop mike choke. Skeleton code
for an object below:
Thanks Kurt. This is exactly what I need.
Cheers,
.: Craig
Good Morning,
I have a question with regard to monitoring the progress of a group of MPEG
files being copied from CD to harddrive. You will see from the following
excerpt of code below that I am pulling the filenames from a pre-built list.
At the moment I am simply monitoring the progress as
At 0918 -0400 04/23/2004, Craig Taylor wrote:
...
I have a question with regard to monitoring the progress of a group of MPEG
files being copied from CD to harddrive. ...snip...
What I would like to do is monitor the number of bytes being copied as a
percentage of the total number of bytes to be
At 0918 -0400 04/23/2004, Craig Taylor wrote:
...
I have a question with regard to monitoring the progress of a group of
MPEG
files being copied from CD to harddrive. ...snip...
What I would like to do is monitor the number of bytes being copied as a
percentage of the total number of bytes
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Subject: lingo-l progress bar with goToNetMovie
Hi list!
Could someone please share the concept of scripting a progress bar for
goToNetMovie?
It's different from loading just frames inside a single dcr, isn't it?
Jussi Jokinen
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Hi list!
Could someone please share the concept of scripting a progress bar for
goToNetMovie?
It's different from loading just frames inside a single dcr, isn't it?
Jussi Jokinen
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Could someone please share the concept of scripting a progress bar for
goToNetMovie?
It's different from loading just frames inside a single dcr, isn't it?
Use preloadNetThing to download the new dcr to the cache. You can check the
progress of the stream using getStreamStatus() and update a
At 8:50 Uhr -0700 14.06.2002, Buzz Kettles wrote:
look up in the Lingo dictionary for
'tellStreamStatus'
sorry, to disagree with you, buzz, but isn't tellstreamstatus an old
thing which has been replaced by getstreamstatus, is quirky and
shouldn't be used when getstreamstatus can be used ?
Neither replaces the other.
The 'tellStreamStatus' boolean turns the movie-level 'on
streamStatus' event handler on off.
The getStreamStatus() function is the manual equivalent where you
control the polling by doing the calls yourself.
'on streamStatus' 'getStreamStatus()' both get the same
I'm not sure if they work when importing locally ...
At 10:52 AM -0300 6/15/02, you wrote:
uhmm!!! Sorry if it'll be a little newbie but,
this methods can check if i'm importing from other source than web. Because,
my files will be all in cd.
on 6/15/02 6:02 AM, Alex da Franca at [EMAIL
Hi list,
Is it possible to develop a progress bar in lingo? I want that my users have
the ability to import files in the project (ok, it's fine) but, there's a
way to check the time, or percentage or anything and make a progress bar?
Thank's
Rodrigo
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Hi list,
Is it possible to develop a progress bar in lingo? I want that my users have
the ability to import files in the project (ok, it's fine) but, there's a
way to check the time, or percentage or
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