At 7:09 AM +0100 3/19/03, you wrote:
and thus
c
yields the same result as
string(c)
true
somewhere I read that the first (implicit conversion) is faster than
the latter (string() function) ?!
that would seem unlikely to me.
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Hello!
I want to develope a simple application for Linux platform.I want
to know whether director supports developing this.Is there any
another version available for Linux based development.
thanks in advance.
Srinivas balusu
testing a new mail program
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I have successively used the PDF Xtra from Integration New Media with
success for several projects to print pdf files, another solution then
the one you try to achieve but if you get stuck on the BuddyAPI way...
I apologize if this is not the right forum for
This is my plea to all people in the Middle East that are about to be
crucified by todays Caesar (George Warmonger Bush).
Please use a prayer that he may understand:
Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do
Tony Bray
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This is my plea to all people in the Middle East that are about to
be crucified by todays Caesar (George Warmonger Bush).
Please use a prayer that he may understand:
Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do
Well done for having a perfectly descriptive subject name, but I
think
Folks, this is a hot issue for nearly everyone in the world right now -
there are plenty of places for this discussion, but the Lingo-L list is not
one of them. We all ultimately want peace in the world, but we also need
to keep Lingo-L a peaceful place and free from political discussion.
I
On Wednesday, Mar 19, 2003, at 02:39 America/Chicago, srinivas * balusu
wrote:
I want to develope a simple application for Linux platform.I want to
know whether director supports developing this.
No.
Is there any another version available for Linux based development.
There are lots of very
On Wednesday, Mar 19, 2003, at 07:41 America/Chicago, Colin Holgate
wrote:
This is my plea to all people in the Middle East that are about to be
crucified by todays Caesar (George Warmonger Bush).
Please use a prayer that he may understand:
Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do
I am very new to Xtra development, I only started looking into it on Monday!
I don't really know what I'm doing, I would be really grateful. I have been
given a program that was developed in C++ and was not developed as an Xtra,
we have been told by the developer that we can use the program but we
You're not addressing the member correctly. By using sprite(the
currentSpriteNum).member you get this result: member x of castlib y
try this:
on keyDown me
if the key=RETURN then
member(sprite(the currentSpriteNum).membernum).text=member(sprite(the
currentSpriteNum).membernum).text RETURN
A better way to do it would also be to use the put...after terminology
(and you can compress the member reference, too):
on keyDown me
if the key=RETURN then
put RETURN after sprite(the currentSpritenum).member.text
else
pass
end if
end
Charlie Fiskeaux II
Media Designer
The
On Wednesday, Mar 19, 2003, at 09:43 America/Chicago, Charlie Fiskeaux
II wrote:
You're not addressing the member correctly. By using sprite(the
currentSpriteNum).member you get this result: member x of castlib y
try this:
on keyDown me
if the key=RETURN then
member(sprite(the
Could you help me test this file in your guys XP
I use DirMX to make this projector.
ftp://ftp.newasiabooks.com/maths/testxp.exe
You'll need to put the dir file up for us to do any meaningful testing.
With the exe (which is a larger download) we have no idea what you're
trying to do, what
On Wednesday, Mar 19, 2003, at 09:58 America/Chicago, Charlie Fiskeaux
II wrote:
A better way to do it would also be to use the put...after
terminology
(and you can compress the member reference, too):
on keyDown me
if the key=RETURN then
put RETURN after sprite(the
I must be missing something basic here - 'cause I've made this work before.
I have a text member that I've put on stage. I have a field member
called source with some valid HTML - it has one or more links in
it that look like this:
a href=somelinkSome text/a
Then attach a behavior that to
On Wednesday, Mar 19, 2003, at 11:22 America/Chicago, Irv Kalb wrote:
I put a breakpoint in the hyperLinkClicked routine above and run. The
text shows up, the links are blue and underlined. But the on
hyperlinkClicked never gets called. What's up with that??
IIRC to make dynamically loaded
Do external casts not get loaded if the project is published and used on
a web page? Or do I need to do something special?
Thx
J
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Have you tried :
member(source).media = member(source).media
to wake up the member?
Worked for me when I created hyperlinks on the fly.
Bertil Flink
Creative Media
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Sent: Wednesday, March 19, 2003 6:22 PM
A better forum for you would be the mmxdk-l listserv, which is this list's
equivalent but for Xtras developers. To do that, email
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and put in the body of the message
subscribe mmxdk-l
This list is for the Lingo side of things. Mmxdk-l is for those working
with MOA and the
The only way I've dynamically created hyperlinks is:
sprite(4).member.word[1].hyperlink = http://whatever;
Have you tried putting the hyperlink of your text member in the message
window to see if it actually has a hyperlink assigned to it?
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put RETURN after sprite(the currentSpritenum).member.text
...
That returns an error. Dot syntax and put after do not get along.
Actually, it's not that, it's yet another odd quirk. Full verbose syntax
doesn't work either, you
On Wednesday, Mar 19, 2003, at 12:20 America/Chicago, Robert Tweed
wrote:
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From: Howdy-Tzi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
put RETURN after sprite(the currentSpritenum).member.text
...
That returns an error. Dot syntax and put after do not get along.
Actually, it's not that,
On Wed, 19 Mar 2003 00:01:36 -0800, Buzz Kettles [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
somewhere I read that the first (implicit conversion) is faster than
the latter (string() function) ?!
that would seem unlikely to me.
Quite likely! As supported by the fact that an object reference (instance)
goes
Thanks very much Howdy - that did it!
(Of course, no mention of this in the docs)
Irv
At 12:01 PM -0600 3/19/03, Howdy-Tzi wrote:
On Wednesday, Mar 19, 2003, at 11:22 America/Chicago, Irv Kalb wrote:
I put a breakpoint in the hyperLinkClicked routine above and run.
The text shows up, the
On Wednesday, Mar 19, 2003, at 12:34 America/Chicago, Irv Kalb wrote:
Thanks very much Howdy - that did it!
:D
(Of course, no mention of this in the docs)
Actually it's a quirk, so no, it's won't be documented. It's not
intended behavior. :\
What I seem to recall is that this manifested from
On Wednesday, Mar 19, 2003, at 12:18 America/Chicago, Slava Paperno
wrote:
Is there a way to use Lingo to see if the PC/Mac is connected to the
Internet?
Not reliably, in my experience. You can try polling the
environment.internetConnected but you'll probably find it's not
accurate. As I
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From: Howdy-Tzi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Actually it's a quirk, so no, it's won't be documented.
That's because Director would cost at least twice as much, and there would
be far less trees left in the rainforests if they had to use enough paper to
document all the quirks
At 19:37 Uhr +0100 19.03.2003, Brennan wrote:
Strings are passed by value, not by reference, so they are not particularly
efficient. We all know that strings can be very long (as in 'how long is a
piece of...'), so an assignment involving the concatentation of two long
strings must be quite
On Wednesday, Mar 19, 2003, at 13:35 America/Chicago, Robert Tweed
wrote:
Actually it's a quirk, so no, it's won't be documented.
That's because Director would cost at least twice as much, and there
would
be far less trees left in the rainforests if they had to use enough
paper to
document all
Hi list,
I work on multimedia projects freelance. My current client is interested in utilizing
the DirectEmail Xtra in our project. Here's the situation...while he does have the
software (Director) available on his machine, the computers in his office are
tremendously SLOW. I've been
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From: Alex da Franca [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I don't know exactly how to test this with lingo only
You could test for this easily by simply timing how long it takes to call a
function with strings of varying lengths (say, 1 char, 100 chars and 1
chars) one function
On Wednesday, Mar 19, 2003, at 14:41 America/Chicago, ives1026 wrote:
I work on multimedia projects freelance. My current client is
interested in utilizing the DirectEmail Xtra in our project. Here's
the situation...while he does have the software (Director) available
on his machine, the
Is there a way to use Lingo to see if the PC/Mac is connected to the
Internet? I use baOpenURL to start the default browser and load a page, but
I'd like to test for connection first.
There's a great TechNote on using getNetText for this at at
Hi list,
While using the Printomatic xtra in Director, we found that printing on IBM
machines running Windows 98 results in a failed printout. The print options
dialog box is opened and the paper is fed in, but is returned blank.
Machines where the printout fails have the following configuration
Thanks Mayuresh. Getting it checked out right away.
Pranav Negandhi
Software Engineering
Learnet India Limited, Mumbai.
Phone: 91-22-56768120
http://www.learnetindia.com
Does anybody remember laughter?
-- Robert Plant, The Song Remains the Same.
snip
What the site does mention is that the
I don't recall reading of any problems specific to any machine. What the
site does mention is that the Xtra fails reliably when printing on HP
printers thanks to their below par drivers. The first thing to do would be
to check your driver versions across all your test machines and then try it
with
Very thanks for your reply
ftp://ftp.newasiabooks.com/maths/testxp.dir
also putted on the server already. Its just a flying box around the stage,
nothing special.
Develop platform:Win98SE (CHI) + Director MX(Eng)
Test Platform
Win98SE (Chi/Eng) ok
Win2000 (Chi/Eng) ok
WinMe (Chi/Eng) ok
Winxp
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