For most of the last year and a half, it has been noted that there have
been compatibility problems with the CD Pro Xtra running under Mac
OS/9. Unfortunately, these have been hard to nail down and fix.
After spending most of the year looking at this, and with some help from
Apple, it seems
After Director 5, you can't. That's why they're protected.
It is possible to get at some of the score information, and some cast
data. But the Lingo is off-limits.
At 08:30 AM 12/17/00 +0400, murtaza wrote:
>how to view or collect data from dxr movies or files
>suppose i need images which
Hehe Jakob...
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>>"me" is also a convention - you could write a
>>behavior that substitutes "you"
how to view or collect data from dxr movies or files
suppose i need images which are protected
how do i collect them
or view the scripts which he has used
thanxs
Regards,
Murtaza Habib
Graphic Designer - Interactive Ltd.
Tel:+971(4)3315080 Fax:+971(4)3311050
email:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[To remove
>>"me" is also a convention - you could write a
>>behavior that substitutes "you" for "me" and it would work just fine
>
>Good point, Kurt, and one that is documented, but not widely recognized.
Actually, when I make that argument I use to say that you could just
as well substitute "me" with "Ku
how to view or collect data from dxr movies or files
suppose i need images which are protected
how do i collect them
or view the scripts which he has used
thanxs
Regards,
Murtaza Habib
Graphic Designer - Interactive Ltd.
Tel:+971(4)3315080 Fax:+971(4)3311050
email:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[To remo
>"me" is also a convention - you could write a
>behavior that substitutes "you" for "me" and it would work just fine
Good point, Kurt, and one that is documented, but not widely recognized.
If I may split hairs, though, "me" is a keyword in Lingo, though it has no
inherent value. It's a conven
>> The question is: what is the meaning of the characters "me" as in
>> "me.spriteNum", or "p" as in "pModel"? When does one use these?
>> Thanks in advance!
The first part of your question has been answered, so I'll tackle the second
part. "p" as in "pModel" is a naming convention that many of u
>But bringing #sendAllSprites in to the equation is just confusing.
In a general discussion of OOP, yes. In my particular instance, I
(cordially? ;-) disagree. I was giving an example of an exception where
exposing a behavior's properties might be acceptable.
On a larger scale, I completely a
> Mike Atkin wrote:
>
>> How safe are these files? Are they hackable?
>>
>> Thanks in advance.
> The way I heard it is that only your code is actually protected
> someone with the know-how can still access your media.
>
> Be good.
>
> JohnT
Absolutely. All media is easy to copy out of a dxr,
At 0:01 +0200 2000_12_17, Brennan Young wrote:
>This 'Getters' and 'setters' debate comes up pretty regularly.
Yes, we need to end it once and for all, by making a decree, with
proper guidelines to which any Lingo-coder must adhere or be banished
from participating in public discussion on the e
At 15:55 -0800 2000_12_16, Kerry Thompson wrote:
>For performance, I used globals for the floater's position and
>direction, because it was faster for the other objects to access a
>global than to do a sendAllSprites from the floater.
On a technical not I'd just like to say that I think this c
At 3:33 PM -0800 12/16/2000, Kerry Thompson wrote:
>Another approach is to set the frame rate way down, like 1 fps. That
>will usually increase performance for Flash, video, audio, and even
>non-frame-based scripts.
>
>Every time you play a frame, all eligible behaviors get the
>prepareFrame, e
Just to add to the OOP discussion from a more pragmatic point of view
In the projects I participate in there are often more than one programmer involved.
Imagine different programmers getting and setting properties in behaviors and parent
scripts they haven´t even written themselves...
We are
>Most of all, it strikes me that if an object needs to see another
>object's property, then something is wrong with the encapsulation.
>Surely, objects provide *services*, not access to their guts.
Brennan, to my mind, you've gone to the heart of the matter in that statement.
I try to write my
>> i want to increase the speed of a flash movie .
>>my movie is imported into director 8 in the .swf
>>format.
Roy Pardi suggested:
>try lockstep with a high tempo in Director
Another approach is to set the frame rate way down, like 1 fps. That will
usually increase performance for Fla
> Micha Therrien wrote:
>I have put together a program where word cast members have puppet sounds
>(.wav files) when the user cliks on its sprite counter part on stage they
>hear the word, simple enough and it works fine BUT when I load my PC CD
>there is NO sound on some machines and sound on ot
This 'Getters' and 'setters' debate comes up pretty regularly.
I'm prepared to fly the OOP flag from time to time, but I've always felt
a little uncomfortable with this idea of having a 'getter' and 'setter'
for each 'public' property.
I've never been able to come up with really good reasons w
SORRY IF THIS APPEARS TWICE, HAVING TROUBLE SENDING...
has anyone out there had any experience with the CD pro xtra? I am trying to
do two things;
1, use the getUpcCode(cd) function to return the UPC code for a CD. I am
setting the code when i am burning the CD as but the function
ret
has anyone out there had any experience with the CD pro xtra? I am trying to
do two things;
1, use the getUpcCode(cd) function to return the UPC code for a CD. I am
setting the code when i am burning the CD as but the function
returns a value of "". Is this a problem with the xtra or
Hello Lingo-Ls,
I have a help MIAW which I want it to forget when closed with "close box".
(that cross one on the corner) Does anyone know how to do that? I have a
button to close and forget within a help window and that works fine. But
closing with "close box" the movie is still running somewhere
Clars wrote
> In Irv's example below, there's an accessor handler, mGetNumberOfApples,
> that returns info about a specific property.
> If my behavior has, say, 5 properties I want to access, I'd be tempted
> to write an all-round handler like:
>
> on getProperty me, prop
> return value(prop)
>
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