Someone explained this very thoroughly on DirectL within the last several months if you care to search for the thread. In the meantime, it is a case of using a symbol that already exists and defaults to the first inclusion in the symbol list.
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Can anybody shed some light on to this for me?
I'm trying to set a variable to #dsl but Director is insisting on using #DSL, but all other symbols I assign (#enet, #internal, #subnext, etc) all remain as-written.
This isn't too much of an issue, but the cue points I have set up inside my MPEG Advance Xtra 1.5 member all use the lowercase "dsl" and they are case-sensitive, so cue points generated using my variable (containing Director's insistant #DSL) is throwing up errors because the cue points can't be found.
I've renamed all affected cue points to uppercase so it's not been a problem, but has anybody seen this case switching when using symbols before?
Ross
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