At 06:49 21.05.01, you wrote:
>hi list
>What is the "Spool Buffer" in director.ini file
The area of memory (buffer) used for streaming.
> anybody know how to create wallpaper using director, is it using any
xtra or
> any references?
Director??? I'd use photoshop or any other paint program wh
At 10:27 05.04.01, you wrote:
> > i could be confused. before the timeout objects i used to use a custom
> > object that did the same think, and i know we could do it in ours.
> > should be easy enough to test though...
>
>I already tested it a while ago, and you know what does get passed? The nam
Hi!
Can anybody tell me whether it's possible to pass parameters to timeout
handlers in child objects?
If so, what does the syntax look likeplease?!!
What I've got right now is something like this: (to set the scene, think
adventure game! )
doorCloseTimerObj = timeout("doorCloseTimer
> Dear All,
>
> Still trying to get my DCR to present a useful error message - it has been
> mentioned that I need to put a shockwave.ini file in my Shockwave 8 folder
> (based on the Director.ini file), uncomment a couple of lines and it'll
> generate a detailed error. However, I have tried time
> >
> >What's it called?
> there's a
> >> handy freeware utility called "Icon->.ICO".
>
Doh! sorry... guess i need another coffee
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>
> Incidentally, if you're working on a Mac and have created icon family for
> your projector (resources ICN#, ics#, icl8, ics8, icl4, ics4) - there's a
> handy freeware utility called "Icon->.ICO". Drag your projector (or
resource
> file or whatever) on it, and it will create a serious of corre
> Can someone let me know if there are there any specific know
> problems/solutions when a projector created on Win98 and needs to run on
NT
based on my limited experience, there's nothing particular to the
projektor-creation you need to be aware of... But there are certainly many
other issues to
> Don't know if it has worked yet but I reckon the MessageWindow=1 needs to
go
> under the heading of [Settings] and not [Lingo] - not sure but I just
> thought I'd post this to let people know that there are a load of settings
> that I didn't even know about detailed in the Director.ini file...mi
the killGlobals handler would be called something like this:
on stopMovie
:
killGlobals ["gMyGlobal", "gYourGlobal", "gGlobalsForEverybody"]
:
end
iin other words called with a list of _strings_ (not the globals
themselves)
of course in this simple example i might just as well write:
gMyGlo
Yes, the 'do' command, of course! I'd forgotten about that (at least
forgoten how it works)...
So I had a great idea... a handler for cleaning up unwanted globals when
leaving a movie.
Could be called for eg. from a pseudo-destructor routine.
But it doesn't work, and stupidly I deleted the e
I don't think what you're trying to do will work (ok so some things aren't
possible in lingo ;)
but why not simply use a list?
ball[x]
Rich
> Anybody know if I can concatenate variable names like strings? I have a
> large number of variables (ball1, ball2, ball3 etc) and am trying to
> optimi
> Is there a way to create a Windows like drop down list via Lingo.
Of course, what isn't?! :-)
I don't have any code examples to hand but it basically involves scrollable
field members, sprite.visibles and the 'hilite' function.
Rich
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Mark J did a great job of answering, but _just_ in case you didn't follow
here's a quick and less educational reply, based on what I can see was
obviously your confusion:
The error is not complaining about your 156. It's complaining about the
variable 'me'
Lingo is expecting to find a sprite numb
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