Hi David
It ain't pretty, but it works. Here is a working demo of using the
setScriptList using a dynamically created property list that will be passed
in to the thing. Its a real rough piece but it might help you get the syntax
down. You can get it at:
http://members.home.net/m.jonkman/SetScriptList/demo.htm
don't know if it will help you.
Please note, in order to make it work multiple times (ie everytime you
rewind it, I purposefully blew out the attached behaviours on the endSprite
handler within the behaviour. Don't know if its legal but it worked.
ie.
on endSprite me
sprite(pMy).setScriptList = []
end endSprite
Remember, setScriptList is a permanent command, which is unlike the
setScriptInstanceList which is there only for the duration of the sprite,
setScriptList is a permanent change to the sprite as per Score Recording
type permanence. Anyhow, I was brain dead when I wrote it 10 minutes ago,
so I hope it works and gives you something to go on.
Sincerely
Mark
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
> Behalf Of David Parker
> Sent: September 10, 2000 9:41 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: <lingo-l> How to assign behaviors with Setscriptlist()
>
>
> 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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