> I parse an xml file and for every child i generate a
> sprite at runtime. Each child in my xml file has
> further subchildren with data about the child. I need
> to store this data about the child in a list which
> corresponds to the number of the sprite such as list 1
> list2 and so on.
> F
hi friends
Yes the problem is resolved now...
one interesting thing i found out was how the "do"
command works(like a handler) from:
http://www.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/director/tips/lingo/unlingo.html#do
and using the trick of adding the RETURN constant to
declare the list varaibles
Richie Jindal wrote:
> Yes i tried it the way u suggested also like:
> do "put list" & spritNum
>
> But it prints as first it takes the value of
> list which is obviously void since the data is
> actually in list1, list2 and so on..
hmm, my message window shows:
-- Welcome to Director --
do
Richie,
While ever convoluted, the do command should be working fine for you.
Here is an output from my message window:
-- Welcome to Director --
list5 = [5,6,7,8]
put list5
-- [5, 6, 7, 8]
sprtNum = 5
do "put list" & sprtNum
-- [5, 6, 7, 8]
Could you possibly be passing the
Hi Christian
Yes i tried it the way u suggested also like:
do "put list" & spritNum
But it prints as first it takes the value of
list which is obviously void since the data is
actually in list1, list2 and so on..
Okay more details about my goal:
I parse an xml file and for every child i gener
Richie Jindal wrote:
> do (put "list" & spritNum )
try:
do "put list" & spritNum
I'd suggest you look at other methods for achieving whatever it is you want
to do here... unless you *absolutely* have to, it's worth avoiding the 'do'
t
where Naam, Wsize, extn, mtime are all variables with
some values
So i did it and it works . I can check it if i trace
it in the message
window. The problem now is that since (as per the
almost negligible
documentation that i found about the 'do' command )
this only works when i
assig
