>Hey as long as you're going, would you please pick up a four-slice toaster
>for me.
The ones they had only work with System 8.x, not 9.
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> They are both field cast members which are intended to
> display the same name
> from a list but on different sections of a data output screen.
why not just place the same field on the screen 2 times?
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> Do you mean you have two field cast members with the same name? Or two
> variables with the same name, holding data from a field?
>
> If you have two cast members of the same name, Director will always use
the
> first one. If you have them in different casts, you can differentiate them
> by usin
Hi everybody and good evening to all of you who work on weekends!
I have a problem that is too difficult for me alone to solve:
I want to generate a sitemap dynamically. As chapters are added they should
be displayed in a tree-like hierarchical menu and be accessible by that
menu. Let's say I ha
At 10:58 PM +0100 5/19/01, Alan Robinson wrote:
>Hi all you gurus
>Just wondering if you can tell me how field names are stored internally. I
>have named two fields with the same name expecting them to receive identical
>data from a list but only one actually receives it. I was wondering if it
>wa
At 3:02 PM -0700 5/19/01, Kerry Thompson wrote:
>>Looks like I'm right.
>
>Cool--thanks, Irv.
>
>I wasn't disputing your claim :-)
>
>In fact, your post didn't even mention speed--you mentioned it as an
>easier way (which I agree with).
Yes, it's definitely easier. And while I had assumed that
>I have named two fields with the same name expecting them to receive identical
>data from a list but only one actually receives it.
Do you mean you have two field cast members with the same name? Or two
variables with the same name, holding data from a field?
If you have two cast members of t
>Looks like I'm right.
Cool--thanks, Irv.
I wasn't disputing your claim :-)
In fact, your post didn't even mention speed--you mentioned it as an easier
way (which I agree with).
I figured it was probably faster, and was just wondering if you had done
any tests. It's a lazy Saturday afternoo
Hi all you gurus
Just wondering if you can tell me how field names are stored internally. I
have named two fields with the same name expecting them to receive identical
data from a list but only one actually receives it. I was wondering if it
was because they may be stored as an array and automati
At 2:24 PM -0700 5/19/01, Kerry Thompson wrote:
>>if you declare "spriteNum" as a property at the top of your script,
>>then you can just use "spriteNum" instead of "me.spriteNum"
>
>Just curious, Irv--have you run any tests to see which is faster?
>
What you want me to prived data to prove my
>if you declare "spriteNum" as a property at the top of your script, then
>you can just use "spriteNum" instead of "me.spriteNum"
Just curious, Irv--have you run any tests to see which is faster?
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
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Try this:
on beginSprite me
pNormalState = sprite(me.spriteNum).member.number -- <-- use the
number of the member
pOverState = pNormalState + 1 -- then you can add offsets
pDownState = pNormalState + 2
end
(As a side note, if you declare "spriteNum" as a property at the top
of your
Hi,
I've created simple behavior (below) to controll video sprite. I put
members for buttons in external cast. In the same cast I put this
behavior. Over and Down button state I create by:
on beginSprite me
pNormalState = sprite(me.SpriteNum).member
pOverState = sprite(pNormalState.number +
grimmwerks wrote:
> can I do base64 encoding?
You can encode & decode binary data using Lingo. Base64 encoding uses an
algorithm sort of similar to uuEncode or xxEncode, but with a different
output character set. In a nutshell, the idea is to read in whatever
data you need to encode as binary (B
- Original Message -
From: Schachterle, Jim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, May 18, 2001 3:26 PM
Subject: Director 8.5 Shockwave Studio: A Beginner's Guide
I am interested in doing a beginning-level title on Director 8.5, and I
wondered if you could recommend a candidate. Recently,
Os
At 11:35 AM +0200 5/15/01, Jakob Hede Madsen wrote:
>At 15:12 -0400 14/05/01, g r i m m w e r k s wrote:
>>Hey - got my book for 8.5 the other daythere's not much on udp so I'm
>>searching the macromedia site
>>
>>Can udp and tcp/ip play together, or do you have to set the MU server to
>>h
At 11:40 AM -0400 5/18/01, Bill Numerick wrote:
>Anyone know where I can find the supported HTML tags in Director? Doesn't
>seem to be documented anywhere i can find.
http://www.directoru.com/
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>The stage will always be on top on every other application, unless
>you switch application - in this case to Windows.
I don't think that is true. If the user sets the task bar to "always on top" it will
appear atop a projector. You can change the task bar settings with Buddy I believe.
>I di
>Anyone know where I can find the supported HTML tags in Director? Doesn't
>seem to be documented anywhere i can find.
Page 385 of Director in a Nutshell covers it briefly. Director supports basic tabs
like and . It also suppors simple tables, but it doesn't support ,
, , , , , etc.
IOW, i
At 10:43 PM -0400 05/18/2001, Lingo-L Digest wrote:
>I usually just:
> if not getpos(list, value) then add(list, value)
I strongly advise against single-line "if" statements. I strongly recommend the form:
if not getpos(list, value) then
add(list, value)
end if
This makes it much easier to
>If I need to send a raw connection with the MU xtra, can I do base64
>encoding?
I'm not sure I understand the question. You can establish a raw text connection. I
imagine that you can send any text ove rit that you like. You'd have to do the base64
encoding/decoding yourself to my knowledge.
At 10:43 PM -0400 05/18/2001, Lingo-L Digest wrote:
>
>Date: Fri, 18 May 2001 10:06:41 -0700
>From: "John Sproul" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: opening a new browser window with shockwave
>
>Hello, I have a question. This may be very basic, but I am trying to open a
>shockwave movie in a new bro
Hi,
I have created a projector out of my movies in Windows 98 and when I
re-open and play the projector in Windows 2000 professional, I found
this nagging screen saying that it did not find the "3dbox.dll" and
after sometime continues the projector.
Enlighten me on this.
Regards
Brajeshwar
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