if you only need the spriteNum of sprites that contain scripts, you
could add mouse handlers to the scripts:
on mouseEnter me
tSpriteNum = me.spriteNum
broadcastNum tSpriteNum
end
on mouseLeave me
broadcastNum #none
end
then have a movieScript that recieves the handler calls:
on broadcastNum aS
test
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thanks, all, for the input.
Seems I was in the ballpark, but not precise enough.
regards,
Clars Danvold
"Mark A. Boyd" wrote:
> CRLF = numToChar(13) &numToChar(10)
Tab Julius wrote:
> > Do the chars appear at the end? If so, you're probably doing it in the
>
aks in the text with RETURN,
numToChar(13), and numToChar(10). Same result.
The textfile is written with fileIO's writeString() method.
What am I missing?
regards,
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estion would be "Problems with titlebar close
button in projector in a window".
I hope I'm not offending you, it's just a suggestion to help you obtain
better help, faster.
Regards,
Clars Danvold
Ravi Garimella wrote:
>
> Hi List,
>
> This may sound dumb, but when
Thanks for the input!
Brennan Young wrote:
> on getHighestOccupiedChannel
>
> f = new(#filmloop)
> f.media = the score
> s = 1
>
> m = sprite(s).member
>
> sprite(s).member = f
>
> updatestage -- important!!!
>
> tell sprite s
> highestOccupied = the lastChannel
> end te
b_douglas wrote:
>
> you could build some sort of function such as
>
> on checkChannel lastChannel
> repeat with i = 1 to lastChannel
> if sprite(i).member = member(0) then
>return i - 1
> end if
> end repeat
> end
>
> if you check you will see that empty channels return 0 for the mem
"R. Bhakti Klein" wrote:
>
> i suppose you could check every sprite in every frame, but i think a
> more organized way of doing it is to create some kind of sprite manager
> (global object) that keeps track of which sprite channels are occupied,
> and even what's in them.
> you can make it store
Carl West wrote:
> unloadMember(member(tMem, tCast)) -- <<< *
> * This is essentially what I did to mine and it fixed my problem.
> (not pointing it at the 20MB cast that had no textfiles I needed to
> adjust the fontsize of helped, improved the load time too)
>
> I found my problem by
rn the EMPTY channel after it
emptyChan = i + 1
exit repeat
end if
end repeat
return emptyChan
end
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end repeat
return tFoundMemList
end
Q: Should I be specifically unloading EACH member after just looking at
it? Or are you doing something I'm not?
TIA
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he user finishes scrolling, or they could
be areas defined with Lingo.
My 2 cents,
Clars Danvold
Architect/designer/teacher/programmer
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Advance thanks and
Regards,
Clars Danvold
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Thanks a million, Terry. Took me 5 minutes.
Now THAT'S quick & dirty!
--Clars
"Terry R. Schussler" wrote:
> In Flash, create a text field, set it to Dynamic, assign it a unique
> variable name, such as "tTextFromDirector".
>
> Let's assume that you have created this text field in the primary
Hello all-
I'm looking for a quick and dirty tutorial on how to set the contents of
a Flash editable text with Lingo. Also, I need info on how to set the
action/variables up in Flash, as I know next to nothing about Flash
action scripting.
I skimmed the articles at DOUG, but couldn't seem to fin
Thanks Pranav and Karina,
The Property Inspector bit was what threw me off. I had hypnotized
myself into believing it could be seen in the PDL dialog as well.
regards, Clars
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hello All-
(sheepishly)
Someone, might have been Karina Steffens, posted code to put a color
chip in the get PDL dialog box. Now I can't find it, and I can't get the
#format right. could someone please repost?
Many thanks,
Clars Danvold
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worth considering:
If you're branching to different movies, the movies, not the projector,
require that xtras be added. This can be a repetitive task if you have a
lot of movies.
That's another argument for the "Xtras" folder approach.
HTH, regard, Clars Danvold
archi
the script was a behavior, not a movie script.
works fine now.
-Clars
grimmwerks wrote:
-Do you have a parent script that¹s not set as a movie script? It
interfers
with the 'new' call.
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Thanks for the suggestions, but... the problem persists.
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member(mem).editable = FALSE
member(mem).boxType = #scroll
return mem
end
regards,
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hello all-
I'm sure this must be a repeat post:
I have an editable text member.
At different times its editable property gets set TRUE and FALSE,
depending on the situation.
Often after setting editable to FALSE, the entire text is highlighted.
No amount of end user clicking can make this go a
Thanks, roy and andreas, for your suggestions.
Regards, Clars
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Well, I suppose I should look into it - I was saving it for some
thumbnail creation later on in the current project, but this would seem
to be nice (hopefully:easy) place to start.
I'll check the DOUG primer... any other resources available out there?
-Clars
(roy pardi)
...or using imaging lin
e or born on the fly- any other ideas?
-Clars
Roy Pardi wrote:
>
> At 2:24 PM +0200 3/26/2001, clars danvold wrote:
> >hello all-
> >is there any way of setting the color of a field member's border?
> >
>
> no- black is the only color you get- but hey, it goes wi
hello all-
is there any way of setting the color of a field member's border?
I can only make them black.
Regards,
Clars Danvold
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I think the first part of your question has to do with event passing.
The mouse handlers on other sprites don't react, because your cursor
sprite is trapping the mouseUp events. Try looking into "pass" in the
Lingo Dictionary. A "pass" just before "end" in your cursor sprite's
mouseUp handler sh
Thanks,
but the point is that the zipped files will later be opened *outside*
the Director environment - just downloaded with any browser, and
unzipped.
So any decrypting/security measures must take place in context.
That's why we're going for password on the zipped files.
-Clars
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hello all-
..and thanks for answers, but it seems that the zip Xtra (ships with D8)
and budZip and budUnZip Xtras (from www.mods.com.au/) are born without
the ability to zip files with a password for unzipping.
Anyone... please correct me if I'm wrong.
The password is crucial - no password, no
...there's a little dcr xtra floating around that's
called Xtralist that will give the interface to it
Anyone know where it's floating, these days?
regards, Clars
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...
As for passwords, not that I know of, but you could do some password
protection inside of director
...
Ah, but the files will be opened in a different environment. The
unzipper will be downloading the files and unzipping them from his
desktop (or wherever). No Director involved at this en
sequent comments - a digital photo album.
Now, I need to: (roughly)
(with MasterApp or similar)
-Create/name a Zip archive
-Add the image file
-Define a password for extracting the image file
-Close the archive
(with something else?)
-Upload the archive.
Any pointers would be much appreciated.
Re
and minimizes
the
: the projector.
:
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:
: Clars Danvold wrote:
: >
: > hello All
: >
: > Does anyone know of lingo or an Xtra that can minimize a project
running
: > full screen? That is, slap it down to the windows status bar
hello All
Does anyone know of lingo or an Xtra that can minimize a project running
full screen? That is, slap it down to the windows status bar/the Mac
Finder.
I'm looking for a way of doing it from within the projector to be
minimized.
Regards,
Clars Danvold
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Rich:
Thanks for your comments.
I'm doing the same thing: Lots of single-frame flash stuff instead of
bitmaps, for the same reasons-looks good, scalable, &c.
Something that worked for me:
Try looking into the member.static (or static of member) property.
It seems that single-frame .swf members
Thanks, but I'm using 7.02.
I will surely update Flash Asset Xtra, as I have TONS of the stuff.
"Mark A. Boyd" wrote:
> If you're using D7.0, get D7.02.
>
> If you're using D7.x and have Flash or vector members, then be sure you
> have the updated Flash Asset Xtra from
> http://www.macromedia.
hello all-
testing an educational CDrom, I find that I'm experiencing program
slowdown.
The basic idea of the program is that a pupil is taken through 1-16
modules (dir-movies), depending on the teacher's initial set
preferences. After running the modules a few times, the program starts
to run s
hej all-
working with the audio Xtra version 4.0 from updateStage, I've
encountered problems on win NT. the same "record to RAM" script that
works on win98 does nothing on NT. Not that I'm surprised. But the
client seems to think that NT is a viable operating system.
I'd be happy to post the co
I read the recent "clearing the keyboard buffer" thread with interest-
how "flushInputEvents" clears the contents of the keyboard buffer.
It made me wonder whether or not there are any ways of doing (or
emulating) the same in Director 7.02, windows.
regards,
C l a r s D a n v o l d
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