I finally got the solution!
Thanks Kurt and all for your help. As Kurt suspected, LDM where the
culprits.
It seems that you must protect LDM movies first, and movies in wich they
have been imported after.
Otherwise, the projector will try to locate the unprotected version of the
main movie when
Slava,
I am not exactly sure what format your plist files are in, but in the
bundles I have done, they are in an XML format...
Based on the download from:
http://www.macromedia.com/support/director/ts/documents/bundle_proj.htm
My info.plist file reads (watch for linebreaks):
?xml version=1.0
Hi all...
I wrote this simple little utility to do a user defined line of code on a
user defined mouse event. Use it if you want, and if anyone's got anything
to add to it to make it better, let us know.
Thanks,
Michael M.
property pSp
Thanks again, Matt! I'm sorry about the notation I used. It doesn't really
matter--I used the format that is most readable. The XML formatting doesn't
always work in email. I used the Save As command in the OS X Property List
editor.
My bundle now works both under OS X and OS 9, although it is
Hi all...
In Bruce Epstein's book Lingo In A Nutshell, page 566, it talks about
including the lingo.ini file alongside the projector. This, I assume, is in
addition to the projectorName.ini file I always include. I've never
included a lingo.ini file when distributing my stuff on a CD (Windows),
I've never
included a lingo.ini file when distributing my stuff on a CD (Windows), but
things have always worked. Is it really necessary to do this?
You don't need the projector.ini either, unless you're trying to
initialize something before the preparemovie of the first movie. I
believe that
Not necessary, but handy. You can define global variables there, and your
projector will read them. You can establish settings there as well, such as
set the soundkeepdevice to 0. In other words, if there's a setting or
variable you want to be able to change without modifying your movie or
I've neverincluded a lingo.ini file when distributing my stuff on a
CD (Windows), but things have always worked. Is it really necessary
to do this?
I think the most common use was to open xobjects at startup, like
fileio.dll, which is no longer necessary.
Although, if your projector resides
I am working on a project where i need to manage a huge quantity of images,
so i need to use a databse to sort the images. Question is: can i use
databases with lingo. What kind of databases? can you suggest somewhere
where i can get info on how to do this? What i need to do is load images
into
On Wednesday, Jul 9, 2003, at 10:22 America/Chicago, Slava Paperno
wrote:
If someone at MM wants to improve their write-up at
http://www.macromedia.com/support/director/ts/documents/
bundle_proj.htm my experience may be useful.
The writeup is imperfect; however, examining a few .app bundles
Hi Diego,
I have used Valentina DB (www.paradigmasoft.com) with success for these
sorts of things and have been fairly happy. You have the option of
storing filenames/paths in a text field, or actually storing the image
data ITSELF inside a BLOB field. With the xtra you can also bind
specific
On Wednesday, Jul 9, 2003, at 12:21 America/Chicago, Diego Landro wrote:
I am working on a project where i need to manage a huge quantity of
images,
so i need to use a databse to sort the images. Question is: can i use
databases with lingo.
Yes. Have a look at the Mile High Table at
Diego,
I'm working on a large project and have used the Valintina and V12
Databases. Both are very good but, there are a few differences. The
Valintina DB will allow you to create the database on the fly. The V12
you must create the initial tables and fields in a V12Db Tool which they
give you.
it depends on what you mean by huge quantity. You can use V12, which is
very easy to use but gets a little slow when doing searches with a lot of
records and multiple search criteria.
http://www.integrationnewmedia.com/
There is also Valentina, which has a lot more features and is a lot
Hi all,
did someone already figure out a way to select an application from
within a director projector on OSX, which is a bundle ?
I can select applications with fileio's displayOpen(), filextra4's
fx_FileOpenDialog() and buddyApi's baGetFilename(), but I can't
select bundled applications (and
At 11:43 AM -0400 7/9/03, you wrote:
Hi all...
In Bruce Epstein's book Lingo In A Nutshell, page 566, it talks about
including the lingo.ini file alongside the projector. This, I assume, is in
addition to the projectorName.ini file I always include. I've never
included a lingo.ini file when
Thanks for your clarifications, Howdy-Tzi :-). Very nice! I have one more
comment that may be helpful (and I still don't know the answer to my big
question at the bottom).
At 12:48 PM 7/9/03 -0500, you wrote:
The MM write-up says nothing about the contents of the plist files and
does not
In Bruce Epstein's book Lingo In A Nutshell, page 566, it talks about
including the lingo.ini file alongside the projector. This, I assume, is in
addition to the projectorName.ini file I always include. I've never
included a lingo.ini file when distributing my stuff on a CD (Windows), but
things
At 08:43 2003-07-09, Mendelsohn, Michael wrote:
In Bruce Epstein's book Lingo In A Nutshell, page 566, it talks about
including the lingo.ini file alongside the projector.
Just to throw another $0.02 in the pot, there was a quirk with some
computers several versions ago that the Lingo.ini was
One last note about the Lingo,ini file
As of d7, it's capabilities changed (they were reduced)
for instance,
The Lingo.ini can no longer put info directly to the Message window
(as the default Lingo.ini included before d7 had demonstrated).
This particular task currently fails because the
At 21:42 Uhr +0200 09.07.2003, Alex da Franca wrote:
and buddyApi's baGetFilename()
one should never blame buddyApi, without checking the website for the
latest beta ;-)
Gary is simply the best !
he already adressed most of the issues with the current OSX version
of the buddyApi xtra and added
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