Hi again,
Naming objects with numbers is not really a good idea: this can
confuse Rev... and the programmer :-)
But you have many ways to achieve the goal:
Name each image with a name followed by a numeric suffix: "img1'.
Then:
repeat with i = 1 to the number of imgs
if the threeD of img ("img" & i) then etc.
-- just an example :-)
end repeat
Set the ID of each image to build a series (images are the only
objects the ID of which you may change as you want):
Then:
repeat with i = ID1 to ID2
if the threeD of img ID i then etc.
end repeat
BTW, setting the filename of an image means to refer it to a file on
disk: according to the version of Rev you use, such a filename *must*
be a complete or a relative path.
The way you say it may be used with Rev 2.8 when images are in the
same folder as the stack that uses them.
Le 19 avr. 07 à 11:32, Tiemo Hollmann TB a écrit :
I think I have to stumble into every newbee pit and I think I have
read a
similar thread, but don't find it anymore.
I have multiple images on a page which I gave numeric names to be
able to
process them in loops (that was my thinking).
If I address theses images as:
set the filename of image "1" .
rev doesn't take the image with name 1, but number 1, though I put
the 1
into apostrophe???
How can I force rev to take the image with name "1" or do I have to
take
only alpha names?
Any hint appreciated
Tiemo
Best regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet.
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