;>> > sprite(me.spriteNum).loc = point(locLeft, locTop)
>>> >end if
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>> > I remember a discussion a while ago about how often mouse events are
>>polled at various frame rates. The problem I'm describing is much worse
>>at 3 f/sec, an
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If they were available any longer.
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At 11:24 AM 8/8/01 +0300, you wrote:
>Hi Roy,
>
>I am currently working on an application that does what you are talking
>about.
>[SNIP]
>Andrew
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Not me, not me! I was one of the putz's telling the person not to do it.
But that's a neato idea, anyway.
r
That's for you to decide.
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> > > > So, I have to buy a new version when I increase my RAM, or upgrade my
> > > > hard-drive?
> > >
> > >If you change more than 2 things, you
t; > on that?
>
>Sure, but it would have to do something with the machine, otherwise one
>could just copy the application, if he has the password.
Well, that was my putz-y suggestion. If the client can't be trusted, you
have to make the decision to either code it to some number or
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But isn't the major problem with NT-based systems is that it is totally
possible to get a computer that the CD can't write ANYTHING to? WHich is
why you include Xtras in a folder and not compacted into the projector...
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MIAW and hide it behind the stage
til needed, any other options?
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t;something here? it certainly does a lot of stuff, but I didn't think
>that was one of 'em.
I was going to ask that, too. I took a second look at the FileXtra3 .pdf,
and there doesn't seem to be any image writing part of it.
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be a STABLE solution.
Am I missing any obvious lingo solutions?
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At 05:40 PM 7/30/01 +0100, you wrote:
>No i am using Director v8.5
>I think it is naturall that a window becomes active when it is clicked on,
>so I can understand that my main stage is becoming the active window when
>clicked on. Only this covers up my pop-up which - even though not
>momentari
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caused the secretary to quit by asking her to not share the financial
numbers with the guy who bought the company...he really doesn't care a lot
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re is such error handling mechanism
>can you point me out to an article / tutorial URL please ?
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7;t do this,
someone can change a lingo.ini to allow access and turn it on with the
.ini.
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hat I cannot."
end if
alert gCanIHaveVariablesInLingoIni
end
and the alert appears with "roymeo says that I can!"
and in the message window in the projector (cut n pasted directly from a
projector message window):
put gCanIHaveVariablesInLingoIni
-- "roymeo says that I
Embed the font?
Actually, I can't see how the font setting could have any effect on a
projector...If you have text (whether field or realtext) set to size X, how
does the system setting change that font size?
roymeo
At 03:49 PM 3/26/01 -0300, you wrote:
> Is there a setting settable
I haven't had any time to actually sit and look at the code, but I noticed
that if you have it make a 400-pixel image, it makes it a little more
obvious what's wrong...yeah, it takes a little longer...
All 6 of your axes seem to be off, which leads me to wonder if you've got
some divide by zer
pay another $1000+ to get the
high-resolution add-on).
So, apparently there's a different version of toast 4 that has the option
of making a partition in that OS.
roymeo
At 07:36 AM 2/10/01 +0400, you wrote:
>on 10/2/01 1:20 AM, roy crisman at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> >
> > Yo
At 11:08 AM 2/9/01 -0800, you wrote:
>To burn a Mac/PC Hybrid CD in Toast,
>
>1. Open Toast.
>2. Go to Utilities--Create Temporary Partition (This will create a
>temporary partition and set aside 650mb of space to use for the CD). Name
>it and click okay. A partition will appear on your desk
At 07:55 AM 2/9/01 +0400, you wrote:
>on 9/2/01 5:55 AM, Roy Pardi at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> >
> > Can anyone outline the steps (or point me to a doc that does) for
> > burning a MAC/PC CD where there are QT and other shared external
> > assets?
>Hi Roy
>
>If you have Yamaha CD writer and to
At 03:36 PM 2/6/01 +, you wrote:
>on 6/2/01 3:25 PM, Elvin M. Certeza, Jr. at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > also. links to 360 panoramas? which archiven can i browse to use as an
> > example?
>
>
>www.apple.com/quicktime
there's also the IPIX Xtra which will do them.
roymeo
pixel monkey
stu
>put ll
>-- [2, 3, 4, 5] -- (the correct value here is [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] )
>
>Any solution?
Because director uses 'pass by reference' for lists.
use
set newList = duplicate(oldList)
or dot.syntax
newlist = oldList.duplicate()
This is a great feature of director, not a problem, but if you
At 10:44 AM 10/27/00 -0200, you wrote:
>hi, lingoists
>there's an odd director behavior that i've found about lingo and letters
>with accents, that i'd like you to confirm. that's the case:
>i'm changing, from a behavior parameter, the member of a sprite, no big
>deal; all the members used are t
>This leads to the odd effect, that if you have a mouseUp handler in the
>ancestor, then it will work if there is a mouseDown handler in the
>subObject, attached as behavior, but will be ignored, if the subObject
>contains no mouse-events-handlers.
>Also, the mouseUp handler in the ancestor ca
Well, I've finally done some testing and here's what I've learned.
ancestorScript
property pbState
property pbAncestorState
attachedScript
property ancestor
property pbState -- not defined as such, but acquired via ancestor's GPDL
property pbAttachedState
The attachedScript is attached to a
--Strange behavior noticed--
When I have no mouse handlers in the "attached to a sprite script"
which has an ancestor script, I don't get any messages to the mouse
handlers in the ancestor script. I even made a separate movie to test, and
if the attached script has a mouseUp/Down, then
So, I thought I'd ask this question about programming style before I spend
too much time doing speed comparisons for myself.
I'm writing a Toggle Button behavior that can also be used as the ancestor
of several different behaviors such as a Radio Button set, and a Tree
Button sort of set (clic
>>that beeing my first project.
>>
>>www.ajitkhimjigroup.com
Can't see it in netscape, because the dcr is being served out as
text/plain, not x-application/shockwave or whatever.
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At 10:14 AM 10/3/00 +0100, you wrote:
> > Keep the Property Inspector open at all times and you won't
> > have these
> > issues. just move it down outta the way when you want it
> > outta the way.
> >
> > fixes all those 'damn this program is buggy as hell' and 'boy
> > win2K sucks
> > with dir
At 11:12 AM 10/1/00 -0500, you wrote:
>Agreed. I was sitting with a client on Thursday trying to work through
>some design decisions in D8. The window focus/foreground/redrawing problem
>was downright humiliating. I'm charging good money for my time and this
>client is thinking "Doesn't this fr
At 04:38 PM 9/30/00 -0400, you wrote:
>Hi Jon,
>
> > My other current gripe about D8(Win) is this window
> > focus issue which means that e.g. the message window
> > does not come to the front when you hit CTRL-m,
>
>I hate hate HATE this. And when zooming the Message window out to full
>size, it
At 05:01 PM 9/30/00 -0400, you wrote:
> > the workaround is to keep the PI open
>[ snip ]
> > Then all focus problems go away.
>
>Not for me, not even close. I almost always have the PI open, and have to
>keep the Message window tucked in the corner. I don't think I've maximized
>the (D8,Win2K)
>>Do you please have a possibility to send me
>>a update CD rom compatible with my system ?
>
>Here we go again.
>
>[snip - We can't give you a copy, that's illegal. - snip]
>
>Cordially,
>Kerry Thompson
Uh, Kerry, it looked to me like the person was under the impression that
this list is a Ma
At 02:47 PM 9/26/00 +0200, you wrote:
>Now, there you have it:
>
>"on myOwnHandler me"
>
>is not the way to use the me parameter. "me" can only be used
>together with for example "mouseDown", "mouseEnter" etc.
uhnot in any attached behavior I've ever used. A behavior attached to
a sprite wi
At 02:14 PM 9/26/00 +0100, you wrote:
>Guran said
>
>"on myOwnHandler me"
>
>"is not the way to use the me parameter. "me" can only be used
>together with for example "mouseDown", "mouseEnter" etc.
>
>Thanks Guran
>
>Wow! I have been using me like this for years - I am sure all my lingo books
>use
Something I've seen used is a big ugly screen before the real presentation
that says this is beta version 2.1e or whatever. horrid magenta
background. but it sounds like either you are really paranoid or you have
really untrustworthy clients, so maybe you do need more than that.
roy cr
let me try that again: I SWEAR that a Macromedia technote (or did I just
see it on one of these lists so many times the mantra seemed like something
from Macromedia)(and it's language was pretty clear, so it couldn't have
been on the Macromedia site, could it?) said "You either need to buy
Di
At 01:52 PM 9/6/00 -0700, you wrote:
>> >While I am on the subject, can someone please send me a Director 8 Mac
>> >stub projector with this startmovie code:
>> >
>>
>>[snip]
>>
>>Gee, when did this list become warez-l? |:-(
>
>Terry--
>
>You're right, though his request may initially appear to
>go to frame "main" of movie "presentation.dir"
Someone already answered your question, but I thought I'd point out that
you don't need the .dir on there, and you don't want the .dir there if you
are going to be protecting the movies (which makes them .dxr's or .dcr's
depending on the protect
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