Is it possible to use a string to create and reference an array?
For example, I want to create an array with one of these names -- AA,
AB or AC -- but I want to do it at runtime based on certain
conditions. Of course I can easily create a string with the
appropriate name, but how do I turn
I realize the correct term for an array in Lingo is "list". And I see
that I can reference an existing list using this syntax:
AA = [1, 2, 3]
put value("AA")
--[1, 2, 3]
But my original question still stands: how can I create the list AA
from the string "AA"?
--
Tom Jacobs
InterVision
Good Morning,
didn't anybody ( a while ago ) have a comparison list between Flash
and Director functions ?
My computer would be very much interested in it.
Thanks
JM
CS2
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I don't know if it is possible to create a new cast with a Lingo command,
but I'd love to be able to do that. Here's what I tired, and I hope someone
can interpret the results for me:
You can not create a castLib with Lingo. You can switch castlibs on the fly by having
a dummy castLib as a
At 13:02 28.01.2001 +0100, Bjarne Nyquist wrote:
I don't know if it is possible to create a new cast with a Lingo command,
but I'd love to be able to do that. Here's what I tired, and I hope
someone
can interpret the results for me:
You can not create a castLib with Lingo. You can switch
Tom,
You're nearly there. Based on your previous email, it sounds like you
have the power to write the string any way you wish. If that's true, just
remember to write the string out as a list.
Instead of:
AA = "1,2,3"
use
AA = "[1,2,3]"
Then you can say myList = value("AA")
on 1/26/01 18:19, Mark A. Boyd at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 17:43 1/26/01, Mark A. Boyd wrote:
if now.word[2] = "PM" then
hrs = hrs + 12
end if
I didn't test this very thoroughly. You may need to tweek it some to deal
with the noon/midnight mess on a 12 hour clock.
--
Mark A.
Ok--obviously, the first two were too easy for Colin's high-octane mind, so
I'm gonna give you less info this time, except that the answers to the
first two have to do with the sum of cubed integers.
1. What's the significance of 8,000 besides being 20^3?
2. What is the significance of
At 12:31 PM -0800 1/28/2001, Kerry Thompson wrote:
Ok--obviously, the first two were too easy for Colin's high-octane
mind, so I'm gonna give you less info this time, except that the
answers to the first two have to do with the sum of cubed integers.
1. What's the significance of 8,000 besides
What's a "Super Bowl"? Is it some sort of marketing thing like the Academy
Awards?
It's that thing your team tried on for size a few times, but couldn't find
one that fit ;-)
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
Learning Network
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I asked for it 'cause I wanted to build one, and everybody said "good luck with it",
so I guess there isn't one. ;-)
I started one, but meanwhile we got another job at hand which included money, so the
study is on hold.
John
p.s. I have some thing written down, but let's discuss it off the
At 1:21 PM -0800 1/28/2001, Kerry Thompson wrote:
What's a "Super Bowl"? Is it some sort of marketing thing like the
Academy Awards?
It's that thing your team tried on for size a few times, but
couldn't find one that fit ;-)
Oh you mean the "Super Lingo Bowl" -
Yeah - we came close a few
Another path to go is to save an existing linked castLib under a new name
and to link this castLib using importfileinto(). I'm in doubt if this would
work from a projector but it does in development.
I dont really see how You would link a castlib to a movie using importFileInto(). To
my
At 11:07 PM +0100 1/28/2001, Bjarne Nyquist wrote:
I dont really see how You would link a castlib to a movie using
importFileInto(). To my knowledge this function imports media into a
castlib as opposed to having linked media. For instance usable to
make linked media "unlinked" when finishing
Hi Bjarne
Roy is right, importFileInto does work to add a preexisting external castlib
to a director project during authoring, but it does not work at runtime. I
agree with Roy that we need to have the ability to create new castlibs at
runtime without having to resort to an Xtra to do it for us.
At 23:07 28.01.2001 +0100, Bjarne Nyquist wrote:
Another path to go is to save an existing linked castLib under a new name
and to link this castLib using importfileinto(). I'm in doubt if this
would
work from a projector but it does in development.
I dont really see how You would link a
Grettings,
I just got an Application error on a PC in a large network that read as
follows:
An application error has occured
and an an application error log is being generated
fCent.exe
exception: access violation
Kerry, if you want someone to program your math functions for you, just ask.
:)
Heh--I would :-) I'm not shy.
Problem is, I already know the answers to those 4.
I just don't know who won the Super Bowl. I have an annual tradition, just
for the snob appeal, of spending Super Bowl afternoon
I just don't know who won the Super Bowl. I have an annual
tradition, just for the snob appeal, of spending Super Bowl
afternoon writing, and listening to all 9 Beethoven Symphonies in
order :-)
I can lend you the first movement of the 10th symphony, if the game runs long.
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Hello everyone
Iam making an Paint application
Its like this I have a set of brushes I select one and
I paint on the screen
I can able to do this with trails option of the sprite
But when I move my mouse fast Iam getting gaps
How can i eliminate this
is there any way to get an illusion
Dear sir :
Please do not send me any ling-l mailers.
I have formally unsubscribed this mailer but it never
seems to stop.
Thanking you
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I can lend you the first movement of the 10th symphony, if the game runs long.
Forget the symphony--I want the name of your psychic connection ;-)
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Chris,
I'm assuming you mean to generate sprites at runtime that don't already
exist in the score and assign
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