i would definitely recommend's irv's "ebook", and i think there are good
chapters in bruce epstein's and gary rosenzweig's books.
peter small's lingo sorcery is unique, that's for sure. for me, it was
very helpful in making the conceptual leaps required to move from
procedural to object oriented
Peter Small had some errors in his book and put an errata sheet on
his website. You can find it at:
http://www.avatarnets.com/sitejuly2001/popUpPage.html?overview/lserrata.htm
However, many people feel that his book is somewhat difficult to
understand and his presentation of objects is no
What do you mean:
"After clicking this button I then go to "file" and open the second movie."
What specifically is the code to "open the second movie"?
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I'm still working at understanding this so my explanation is not that clear.
In the 1st movie I have the parent script.
property image, spriteNumber, currentPosition, stageBoundry, centerSpot,
usurpedImage, imageAddress
on takeShape me
set the image of me to the picture of member "vimage"
end
I am tring to learn OOPS programing using Peter Small's LINGO SORCERY
copywrite 1996.
In the 2nd chapter there is a demonstration where you start in a movie
called "workshop" that has the parent script and a button to make a
object called "virus". You then go to a movie called "isolated" where
y
I'm not familiar with either the book or the example, but by "not in the
movie" you mean you are running a movie in a window, then the answer is no,
you cannot debug a movie in a window (MIAW).
If you mean that you transfered (using 'go to movie') to another movie,
then you physically can't
