of the fields..
Please can u help me again?
/Mattias
From: Colin Holgate [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: lingo-l please help
Date: Sat, 16 Jun 2001 21:54:11 -0400
If it's asking for an integer, give it an integer:
put char (integer(the text
The result I get in my answer member ...
Now to the problem... the scritpt works perfectly but if I have say 15
chapters there will be 15 case of scripts and 15 alternatives too..
Is there away to do the same with less code?
The whole approach may have problems, but sticking with it, you can
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Date: Sat, 16 Jun 2001 18:32:16 -0400
The result I get in my answer member ...
Now to the problem... the scritpt works perfectly but if I have say 15
chapters there will be 15 case of scripts
At 16:29 16/06/2001, Mattias G wrote:
well i got an script error says :
Intiger expected on the line
put char (the text of field a) of chapterletters into char a of answertext
any idea?
If it's asking for an integer, give it an integer:
put char (integer(the text of field a)) of
If it's asking for an integer, give it an integer:
put char (integer(the text of field a)) of chapterletters into char
a of answertext
Or value(the text of field a). I did just type my script into the
e-mail, so that may not be the only imperfection. It would be good
for you to try and
At 18:54 16/06/2001, Colin Holgate wrote:
I don't understand drag chapters
I was suggesting a more graphical way for the user to select the order of
the chapters, by dragging them into a play list.
Oh yes, of course. Sorry, I missed that in your original reply.
--
Mark A. Boyd
This is what we in finald call a rautalankaväännelmä, which means it is
not exactly elegant, but its should work:
Create an object or a moviescript which checks for changes in the members of
all soundchannels
The code below is untested, but it's purpose would be to check for changes
in the
From: Roy C. Crisman
Uh...just look at the count() of the playList?
Just tested...
on soundStuff
repeat with i = 1 to 50
sound(5).queue(member The Microsoft Sound)
end repeat
end
then, in the message window...
--
soundstuff()
sound(5).play()
put sound(5).isbusy()
I have tried and tried to scale the height of field cast
members via lingo
but i keep getting errors. could someone post an example please.
use the rect
Al Hospers
CamberSoft, Inc.
alatcambersoftdotcom
http://www.cambersoft.com
A famous linguist once said:
There is no language wherein a
I have tried and tried to scale the height of field cast members via lingo
but i keep getting errors. could someone post an example please.
What Al says may be all that's wrong, but also make sure the field is
set to Fixed, and not Adjust to Fit.
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At 09:33 PM 11/7/00, Steven Sacks wrote:
Hello. I need some math help.
I need to compute remaining time based on
a total frame count compared to the current frame.
It's a 10fps movie.
Here's the elapsed time script.
Here's one way:
on computeTime totalFrames, rate
unitsLeft = totalFrames -
off the top of my head this might work,
instead of using a fixed frame rate this works out the rate on the fly, so
if you movie isn't running at exactly 10fps you will get a true time
remaining
track elapsed time by noting the time your sequence started and
subtracting that from the current time
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