actually, mr. jonkman (i love that name), both ways work,
and you can actually do both ways either way (does that make sense?)
go frame 15
go frame "this"
go 15
go "this"
either way works. at least in the message window.
now i wonder which way is faster...i know it's xmas
weekend, but can we
Figures they both work, after spending 14 hrs staring a SQL code I start
hallucinating when I see LINGO.
Sincerely
Mark
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Bjarne,
Thanx for the clarification. I hope I didn´t intimidate any
one with my post. I just find it important to be clear on
fundamentals when we go on to our different project issues.
Same here, although I am a bit scared of you now ;
have been confused with a "symbol" data type being a
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And don't forget to time these ;-)
go to 15
go to "this"
At 12:21 AM 12/22/00, Steven Sacks wrote:
actually, mr. jonkman (i love that name), both ways work,
and you can actually do both ways either way (does that make sense?)
go frame 15
go frame "this"
go 15
go "this"
either way works. at
Access to items in property lists is typically faster than linear lists.
I don't think so. All tests are fallible, but try this - it seems that
linear lists have a very slight edge over accessing a prop list by position,
and a much better edge over accessing a prop list through a property.
You may be having a similar problem to the one that can show up when
using QuickTime and regular sound. I would try setting the
sounddevice to something other than Macromix. If oyu do this:
on startmovie
set the sounddevice = "directsound"
if the sounddevice "directsound" then set the
how do you use the handle enablehotspot.
I am trying to make a QTVR work in director, it scrolls but I nothing
happens when I click on the hotspot. does anyone know anything about this?
Mavis
The command structure from Director shows the following:
enableHotSpot(whichQTVRSprite, hotSpotID,
Hello all.
How can I do to take any message error from Director
and create my error handler, I have tried...
global gErrorMessage, gErrorState
on prepareMovie
gErrorState =0
the alertHook = script "Alert" --odject to handler errors
end
thankyou, the site was very useful.
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From: Mark Schulz
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Subject: lingo-l QTVR enabling hotspot
how do you use the handle enablehotspot.
I am trying to make a
Actually, I think it's much simpler. Marker is a function, so you have to
put the marker name in parentheses, thus:
go to marker ("x")
Also, "if" is misspelled "in". I assume that's just a typo.
frame would assume a frame number (integer)
No, you can use a marker name with go the frame.
now i wonder which way is faster...i know it's xmas
weekend, but can we get some of those awesome testers
to run this command through its paces to see which
one is actually faster by a couple of microseconds?
Steven, here's your chance to become an awesome tester--why don't you try
it
Access to items in property lists is typically faster than linear lists.
I don't think so. All tests are fallible, but try this - it seems that
linear lists have a very slight edge over accessing a prop list by position,
and a much better edge over accessing a prop list through a property.
Way Back When, I went through a similar confusion of properties and
symbols--like Ramesh appears to have done, I wasn't sure how they fit
together. Property lists always have symbols (at least in the books I
read), so the # must indicate a property, right?
Well, as a matter of fact I
A big glass of eggnog to the first person who can tell me how to
unhighlight a line in a field member. That is, if you highlight line
x of a field, how do you just turn it off and have nothing
highlighted? I know it's easy, I just can't remember how.
Everything I try give me weird
try "hilite line 0"
bryce
A big glass of eggnog to the first person who can tell me how to
unhighlight a line in a field member. That is, if you highlight
line x of a field, how do you just turn it off and have nothing
highlighted? I know it's easy, I just can't remember how.
Everything I
actually, scratch tha last mail - try to hilight a line not there -
ie line 5 of a 4 line field
bryce
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Thanks Rob and Bryce.
Happy Holidays.
Irv
At 6:38 PM -0500 12/22/00, Rob Dillon wrote:
dummyLine = member(the field in question).lineCount + 1
member(the field in question).line[dummyLine].hilite()
Rob
A big glass of eggnog to the first person who can tell me how to
unhighlight a line in
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Hello list,
I hope this mail is the last question for Year 2000! I have a button that
changes the cursor to the finger pointer mouseWithin the sprite. But how on
earth can I set it that will go back to the arrow cursor even after
clicked?? I have tried this but it's not perfect...it works okay
Hi - try this:
on MouseEnter me
cursor 280
end
on MouseLeave me
cursor 0 -- or -1, I forget which is which but I always use -1
end
on mouseUpOutside me -- in case they mouseUp when not over the sprite
cursor 0
end
bryce
on mouseWithin
--a pointing finger cursor
cursor 280
Just another silly one...Could someone please tell me, what is a stub
projector and how to go about making one?
From: michael johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: lingo-l Cross Platform CD
Date: 19 Dec 2000 22:41:38 -0800
Please help!
I'm
Hi there,
i saw your message on lingo-l about externalevent. i am going to
suggest that you stay away from it entirely. there are two reasons for
this:
1- On IE 4.5 Macintosh, Microsoft did not compile a scripting language
called "liveconnect". Normally, this goes unnoticed by many (even
Hi Michael
A stub projector is an extremely simple projector that has no Xtras included
in it. Basically all a stub projector contains is a startMovie handler that
tells it to go to a specific Director movie. To create a stub projector,
create a new director movie, create a movieScript and put
At 05:30 AM 12/23/00 +, dimple uppal wrote:
Just another silly one...Could someone please tell me, what is a stub
projector and how to go about making one?
A projector is the runtime engine bound with a movie. If the movie does
anything of any worth, you normally need to rebuild the
Access to items in property lists is typically faster than linear lists.
I don't think so. All tests are fallible, but try this - it seems that
linear lists have a very slight edge over accessing a prop list by position,
and a much better edge over accessing a prop list through a property.
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: lingo-l finger
clicked?? I have tried this but it's not perfect...it works okay when the
mouse goes over and leaves the sprite without action but when clicked the
finger cursor stays until
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