stop the presentation, and not
quit out of director.
hth...
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Mark A. Boyd
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Subject: Re: lingo-l reading binary registry keys
At 18:18 06/08/2001, Morgan Bonar wrote:
Does anybody know how to read/write binary registry
Dave,
I think that your problem is that externally linked casts are still loaded
at launch of the movie. Therefore, the Windows side is still loading the
cast with the QT members before you can swap for the cast with the mpg's.
Try having an empty cast as your linked cast, and on start-up,
Steve,
Be sure that you use float values and round-up consistently, or else you
will start losing seconds(and eventually minutes) converting back and forth.
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Steven Sacks
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Steve,
Can you use the ticks?? This is a running count and can only (I think) be
reset by re-booting the computer.
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Steven Sacks
Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2001 1:57 PM
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Subject: lingo-l
You can also use the MUI xtra, which is included with Director. It is a
little bit more complex, but once you have the shell built, it is pretty
powerful.
Morgan-
You can't do it w/Lingo - you need an Xtra.
I use DirectOS from updateStage (updateStage.com).
Josie
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Have you taken a look at Buddy API function list? It has some built-in
functions that seem similar to what you are looking for...
Morgan-
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Robert Wingate
Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2001 3:20 PM
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John,
I have had the same problem recently, and after some digging into
macromedia's site, found that you cannot initiate a closing of a MIAW window
from itself. Apparently, after you call the handler from the MIAW window, it
expects a return value internally, and if the window does not exist
Var is going to be equal to the value of the integer in the list, not the
position, and when you use the brackets (I think) in accessing property
lists, it is looking for a positional value. So the first time thru the
repeat loop, it would work, because the var = 2 (which is a position in the
But if the handler is called before the list is returned, then we don't have
access to the properties, no??
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R. Bhakti Klein
Sent: Friday, July 27, 2001 6:36 PM
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Subject: Re: lingo-l
Try the Buddy API xtra... it is a great resource for this situation, as well
as managing all open windows.
Don't worry too much about using multiple xtras... I have had projects that
use dozens of xtras, and havent seen any major performance issues.
Morgan
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From:
Hey all,
Does anybody know the way to call a handler as soon as a behavior is
attached(after getPropertyDescriptionList has been initialized) to a sprite
in authoring? I am trying to create a utility that crops sprites during
authoring.
Thanks.
Morgan
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