RE: Re: Pre-built behaviours

2001-03-12 Thread Mark R. Jonkman
Hi I'm not so sure that you would have hurt anyone's feelings too much by terming the behaviour's bloat ware. The reality is that most behaviours shipped with director need to almost every possible use of the behaviour. That means when you go to write your own, you'll find significant amounts of

Re: Re: Pre-built behaviours

2001-03-12 Thread LePhuronn
> Um, okay. I'm sure James Newton and the other authors of the behavior > libraries will appreciate your term "bloated crap". I was having a bad day that day. Apologies to James Newton, all coders who built the behaviours and anybody else who may have taken offence... There are still a few probs

Re: Pre-built behaviours

2001-03-12 Thread LePhuronn
> ps LePhuronn my code is better than yours. Exactly whih bit of code are you talking about here? Anything that I have put up here has usually been off the top of my head so hasn't been fully optimised or even particualarly slick. And no I'm not taking offence at your comment as it is entirel

RE: Pre-built behaviours

2001-03-12 Thread Karina Steffens
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Re: Pre-built behaviours

2001-03-12 Thread giles :: [ loadselection ]
> Did you see that? Ok chick with dick I don't care Kerry helps supports those who post messages on this list So there Giles [To remove yourself from this list, or to change to digest mode, go to http://www.penworks.com/LUJ/lingo-l.cgi To post messages to the list, email [EMAIL PROTECTED

RE: Pre-built behaviours

2001-03-12 Thread Karina Steffens
> Rant away--but I bite back sometimes :-) > > > Cordially, > Kerry Thompson > Learning Network [> yeah and she rocks all the time so there ! ( ps LePhuronn my code is better than yours. ) Giles> Hehe :) Did you see that? That proves your notion that he thinks you're a w

Re: Pre-built behaviours

2001-03-12 Thread giles :: [ loadselection ]
> Rant away--but I bite back sometimes :-) > > > Cordially, > Kerry Thompson > Learning Network [> yeah and she rocks all the time so there ! ( ps LePhuronn my code is better than yours. ) Giles [To remove yourself from this list, or to change to digest mode, go to http:

Re: Re: Pre-built behaviours

2001-03-11 Thread Kurt Griffin
>> Because the behaviour library is mostly bloated crap? > > Well... I think that's a bit over-generalized. A lot of the behaviors, like > rollover cursor change, rollover member change, and the like, are just > fine. I use them all the time. > > An advanced programmer could undoubtedly write so

Re: Pre-built behaviours

2001-03-10 Thread Kerry Thompson
>Because the behaviour library is mostly bloated crap? Well... I think that's a bit over-generalized. A lot of the behaviors, like rollover cursor change, rollover member change, and the like, are just fine. I use them all the time. An advanced programmer could undoubtedly write sophisticated

Pre-built behaviours

2001-03-10 Thread LePhuronn
Kerry wrote: > Just out of curiosity, why don't you just use the "Rollover Member Change" behaviour? Because the behaviour library is mostly bloated crap? A lot of the pre-built stuff is a pain to use like the Multiuser Server stuff. The behaviours are so interwoven with each other it's difficu