any reason why you're not using member.char[] ?
-Buzz
At 1:08 AM -0600 2/25/03, you wrote:
Ok, so I've got all this text in one movie, english and spanish. The spanish version of the text has some odd non-english (?) characters that aren't displaying themselves properly in a flash movie. I've successfully ripped through all the text, making lists of all the weird characters, ie a cast with a new member for each character...ie member("�") (<-- if that shows up) with a list such as this:
(member 98 of castLib 4).char[66] (member 99 of castLib 4).char[60] (member 100 of castLib 4).char[66] (member 105 of castLib 4).char[105] (member 105 of castLib 4).char[160] (member 105 of castLib 4).char[237] (member 105 of castLib 4).char[260]
now I can easily do something like
put value(theMember.line[1]) line 1 being the "(member 98 of castLib 4).char[66]" above -- and this puts out the weird character that I found. But I'm now trying to write a script that I can repeat each line and flip that chacter to one I request, ie "a" instead of the "�".
I've tried set value(theMember.line[1]) to "a" -- no go
value(theMember.line[1] & "=" & quote & "a" & quote) -- no command
and do (themember.line[1] & "=" & quote & "a" & quote) but that doesn't work either
what am I missing?
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