Actually, I want to clarify... I said per program and misspoke. I meant,
per .DIR. If you have MIAWs (Movie In A Window) open, they can hold
their own handlers.
- Tab
At 09:38 PM 7/24/01 -0400, Tab Julius wrote:
Global functions exist in movie scripts.
Sorry, you couldn't declare them
hi,
How do i make a global (or would it be public? i'm not sure of terminology)
function in director? As i'd prefer to encapulate often typed code. Could
i store these functions in lingo.ini for quick mods?
Cheers
Brendon
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My normal member is before my rollover member in the cast so why isn't
this rollover working?
There's nothing wrong with your code per se--I attached it to a sprite, and
it works fine. There's something else going on.
Just out of curiosity, why don't you just use the "Rollover Member Change"
3:06 PM
Subject: Re: lingo-l newbie question
My normal member is before my rollover member in the cast so why isn't
this rollover working?
There's nothing wrong with your code per se--I attached it to a sprite, and
it works fine. There's something else going on.
Just out of curiosity, wh
I would go in and delete all unnecessary text, such as tool tips and
documentation.
Tool tips, yes--but I would never delete documentation. It has no effect on
the code speed, and I'm a strong believer in documenting code. If you
looked through some of my stuff, you'd probably find that a
My normal member is before my rollover member in the cast so why isn't this
rollover working?
property pMemberNormal, pMemberRollover
on beginSprite me
pMemberNormal = sprite(me.spriteNum).member
pMemberRollover = member(pMemberNormal.number + 1)
end
on mouseEnter me
Hi all:
I´m really new to lingo and I´m trying to use the dropdown list behavior to
jump to certain markers.
The problem is that I choose the Execute option in the Purpose of the list
and Current contents in the contents of the list but allways obtein a error
message because I don´t know how to
