> I have a folder with my graphics in it (jpegs and gifs) and one with my
> Quicktime movies and use relative paths in the program. I built a
> standalone
> on a Mac, and when I run it on another Mac the movies do not show
> up but the
> players do and some graphics show up, other graphics show up
I honestly don't know of the top of my head... does anyone else have an
idea?
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
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> >For
> >reference, here's what you get in OS X for the various decorations
> >properties (note that the "other" buttons are not invisible, they are
just
> >shown disabled):
> >
> >'title' = minimize only
> >'minimize' = minimize only
> >'maximize' = minimize and maximize
> >'menu' = minimize only
> > I was opening substacks as modeLess, setting the decorations to
> > "title,minimize,maximize,menu" and none of the stacks had a close box
> > in the upper left corner. I had to switch to setting the decorations
> > to "default".
>
> More interesting for me was the fact that on OSX, setting the
On 10/25/02 5:37 PM, erik hansen wrote:
stack "metacard menu bar" contains substacks like
"control browser" & "script debugger".
exists(stack "script debugger")
returns "true"
put the rect of (stack "script debugger")
returns "can't find object"
is there a way to position & open these substacks
stack "metacard menu bar" contains substacks like
"control browser" & "script debugger".
exists(stack "script debugger")
returns "true"
put the rect of (stack "script debugger")
returns "can't find object"
is there a way to position & open these substacks
in a startup handler?
=
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Ken,
I haven't had time to really work with that project until this
morning. Buffering
the images worked well, but it seems that the only image type I can
get
to display right are gifs. Although, I have a buffered gif that just
doesn't want
to show up. It is
> I was opening substacks as modeLess, setting the decorations to
> "title,minimize,maximize,menu" and none of the stacks had a close box
> in the upper left corner. I had to switch to setting the decorations
> to "default".
More interesting for me was the fact that on OSX, setting the stack's st
For
reference, here's what you get in OS X for the various decorations
properties (note that the "other" buttons are not invisible, they are just
shown disabled):
'title' = minimize only
'minimize' = minimize only
'maximize' = minimize and maximize
'menu' = minimize only
'default' = minimize, maxi
on 25/10/02 5:56 pm, Scott Raney wrote
> here's the list directly out of the engine source:
> xreqSendCardMessage
> xreqEvalExpr
> xreqStringLength
> xreqStringMatch
> xreqSendHCMessage
> xreqZeroBytes
> xreqPasToZero
> xreqZeroToPas
> xreqStrToLong
> xreqStrToNum:
> xreqStrToBool
> xreqStrToExt
>
On Fri, 25 Oct 2002 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In the meantime Kevin Miller confirmed that the supported list of callbacks
> is defined as the 1.2 spec, and the magic of google (after I'd searched a
> huge box with 10 years of Apple Developer CDs - apparently I didn't keep
> them going back far
Shari,
The lookAndFeel only applies to the *content* of windows, not the window
decorations themselves. So if someone is running an app with the lookAndFeel
set to "Macintosh" in OSX, they should see the three jelly bean buttons in a
titlebar that is an "OS X" titlebar. The only time they wouldn't
Thus far I've managed to avoid writing a single external since I started
working with MC in '97 (I hired out the only one I couldn't make in native
MetaTalk), so my knowledge of how MC works with externals is very limited.
Hopefully somone with experience with this can take a moment to fill in the
On 10/25/02 10:07 AM, Shari wrote:
I've checked things out with the different lookAndFeel preferences
settings in general, to see how things look on other platforms, and I've
not seen these colored jelly bean buttons.
Do they exist in Metacard? And if not, is there any way to create them?
Th
Hi every1,
Just a small problem.
My stack created using system 9.2 no longers seems to open after I finally
made the leap to OS X.2. (even in the Classic environment).
Do I need the OSX version or is it a MC memory allocation problem.
The stack is quite large ( ~200 MB - mostly sound samples).
Ch
One of my OSX beta testers mentioned that the red close button was
missing. I asked her in more detail what she meant (I do not have
OSX) and her explanation follows:
in every window in OS X and in most apps that run native there is a
red, a yellow and a green jelly bean button in the upper
Thanks to Richard and Brian (and Jim off-list) for replying.
In the meantime Kevin Miller confirmed that the supported list of callbacks
is defined as the 1.2 spec, and the magic of google (after I'd searched a
huge box with 10 years of Apple Developer CDs - apparently I didn't keep
them going bac
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