Thanks for the suggestions, everyone. Of course I felt like an idiot when I
realized I was starting my loop with 0, but I still can't get the thing to
work.
Here is the latest incarnation:
pmymovie = gcurrentarea[1]
repeat with i = 1 to 30
pmy = i
pmytarget = sprite(i).member.name
plist = "[#my: " & pmy &", #mytarget: " & pmytarget & ", #mymovie: " &
pmymovie & "]"
put plist
-- sprite(i).setscriptlist([[member("GoMarkerOfMovie"),"[#my: " & pmy &",
#mytarget: " & pmytarget & ", #mymovie: " & pmymovie & "]"]])
-- sprite(i).setscriptlist([[member("GoMarkerOfMovie"),plist]])
-- sprite(i).setscriptlist([[member("GoMarkerOfMovie"),value(plist)]])
end repeat
plist looks the way I think it ought to.
the third line caused a fatal error and the other two evoked protests of
periods in symbols not being allowed.
>3) And finally, I'm guessing from what you said in your intro that
>you really don't want the _name_ of these text members, but instead,
>you want the _text_ contained in the text members. Unless you are
>doing something strange, the name of the members usually doesn't
>change, but you can easily change the content of the text member.
>This would allow you to make your table of contents really dynamic.
>If this is the case, then you want to change:
Actually, I meant to use name, and it is working that way, however that
could change later.
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