It is easy to get an MIAW to crash a projector if the MIAW originates the
request to kill itself. Effectively you pull the rug out from under its
feet. This usually does not happen in authoring mode (another reminder to
test in projectors, especially with MIAWs).
You say you are closing them from the stopMovie in the main movie -
presuming you mean the root stage. Who told the stage to stop? Because if
one of the MIAWs told the stage to halt, and then the stage calls its
stopMovie, which shuts down the MIAWs, it still originated with a MIAW, and
could crash.
Is this the case with yours? Does the trail in any way go back to the MIAW
as the originator?
- Tab
At 08:57 PM 7/22/01 -0400, vijay shan wrote:
>Hi everybody,
> Iam having a problem that has been baffling me for sometime now.
>
> I have a projector which has a main movie opening 6 miaws. Now
> while they
>are functioning they do so without any problem.
>on exit from the projector I close all the miaws in the stopmovie handler of
>the main movie. This works fine in the authoring mode but invariably sets
>off a general protection fault in the projector when i try to quit from the
>projector. Since my stopmovie handler does not have any other handlers, i
>think the windows are not being closed properly and the movie is trying to
>quit the projector before the movies are closed.
> Anyone has any pointers on this. I fso please let me know it
> would really
>help.
>
>Vijay
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