Perhaps it is a bit harsh but cmon, this isnt alpha software, or even beta, we are in version 10.0 and they havent got basic scope issues resolved yet. I'm an application programmer myself and I know these things can be tricky, but only if you have a bad design, perhaps for MX2005, they should think about rewriting some of the core to fix some of these issues instead of tinkering around the edges doing pretty much nothing. Flash team sorted this, why can't the director team, perhaps a little team rivalry is required to get them into shape.

The fact is that director isnt in the position it's in because it's the best at doing this kind of thing, it's in the position it's in because nobody is around to compete against it so the team must be sitting on their laurels rather than fixing the real issues the newsgroups are full of

Troy Rollins wrote:

On Sep 13, 2004, at 11:43 AM, Evil Kosh wrote:

I like it!!! it looks a lot cleaner than nested tell statements so I think I'll use that from now on, it's annoying that director can't figure out the right scope to be in, perhaps they should work a little bit harder at MM to earn that paycheck they think they deserve.


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That is a bit harsh there, Evil. Director is a pretty complex beast. And it isn't like the developers of Director can come here and ask Rob how best to format a one-line mouseEnter statement which will fix their problems, right? Somehow I think the scope is a bit larger than that.

I think the folks at Macr. who we know from this list and others are earning their paychecks. Does that mean Director is *perfect*? No. Of course not. Frankly, I hate all the techniques involved in LDMs and MIAWs. I want real multi-windowed apps, and a true nested hierarchy, myself. In the meantime, we make do with what we've got.
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Troy
RPSystems, Ltd.
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