on Sun, 23 Sep 2001 11:47:34 +0200 Ryno <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> relayed
>
> Very specifically, I am working on a presentation of a large number of small
> images, for th moment, in grayscale, and I have run into the 10 line limit.
> I have spent months trying to figure out answers, but my knowledge is too
> limited, or my project is too ambitious.
>
Rev has a LARGE number of areas to help in this regard. If you will send me
a part of your stack then I will be glad to take a peek at it and make some
suggestions.
It sounds like you have a great idea here!
Specifically, though, here is one suggestion. Write out your code with the
handlers commented out. Then cut and paste a segment into a custom property
of the object. Then replace the cut segment with a line like:
do the cpcode1 of me
It is a nice way to extend your effective working code base.
Raymond
> I want to place 6 small pictures along the top of a card, and then display
> one at a time larger by clicking on it. Then when I click on another, I
> would like to replace the large image with this new one and to have the
> previous one go back to its place in the row. If this can be done with a
> "move to" feel, it would be more elegant.
>
> Then I want each small picture on "mouse enter" to display it the base of
> the card, two fields of text (or one field with two styles of text). On
> mouse exit" the text field goes away, whereas on "mouse down" it is shown
> together with the larger version of the picture.
>
> Also I need another field where I can identify each picture or picture set
> by a numbering system as they are shown. ( Act 1; Scene 1; Shot 1 to 6)
> Typing in a new set of numbers should take one to he appropriate card.
>
> Finally I would like to go to the next set of 6 pictures or back to the
> previous set, probably a new card. It would be even nicer if I could have an
> option to feed in new pictures from the left or the right outfield by simply
> moving the mouse over the an edge inside the card.
>
> As you can see, this is a pretty sophisticated tool, and as I say, it might
> be too much for an amateur. (I am an artist, and I have written a script in
> the best way I know, by drawing it in storyboard form, roundabout 600
> drawings. Now I would like to present it.)
>
> With my nonexistent programming skills I have gotten tantalisingly close to
> my intentions. With some help, who knows? the sky is the limit. I won't post
> any of my scripts for now, they would be embarassing and superflous, but if
> any of you could make something from my scripting "style", I shall gladly do
> so.
>
> I know that you are all very willing to help, and I thank you for that. So
> here is a little something to gnaw on, and remember: 10 lines!
>
> If anybody wants to email me directtly, that is fine, but I thought it might
> be nice to have a kind of "real life tutorial", where other Starters could
> learn with me.
>
> With thanks,
>
> Ryno.
> Simon's Town.
> http://users.iafrica.com/s/sw/swartart/LoveOfArt.html
