On 2/4/00 11:30 AM, Nicolas R Cueto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I answered my own question (about why playStopped wasn't working) by
>re-consulting MC's reference on playStopped: "the playStopped message is
>sent to the current _card_".
>
>My scr
I answered my own question (about why playStopped wasn't working) by
re-consulting MC's reference on playStopped: "the playStopped message is
sent to the current _card_".
My script, now appropriately housed, is working perfectly.
Sorry.
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Nicolas R Cueto
Takakura JHS/SHS
(whichSound & ".au")
> end mouseUp
>
> on playStopped
> add 1 to whichSound
> if whichSound > lastSound then exit playStopped
> play (whichSound & ".au")
> end playStopped
This script (in a button) works, kind of. Hitting the button results in
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On 2/2/00 3:47 AM, Nicolas R Cueto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hi again,
>
>How do you phrase the playStopped message? From its description in the
>reference, I'm guessing playStopped is what I need to use in order to
>prevent a sound file from starting to play bef
Nicolas R Cueto wrote:
> Hi again,
>
> How do you phrase the playStopped message? From its description in the
> reference, I'm guessing playStopped is what I need to use in order to
> prevent a sound file from starting to play before another sound file has
> finished
Hi again,
How do you phrase the playStopped message? From its description in the
reference, I'm guessing playStopped is what I need to use in order to
prevent a sound file from starting to play before another sound file has
finished playing.
FWiW, the reason I need something like playStopp
