Gee, reading error dialogs... thinking... ugh.
No really, thanks! You've pointed me to some usefull resources in which
I found elements that I
use in my own code now, I was just really (de)buggin out and needed some
fresh insights. I understood
my error message but couldn't see a way around, so
hello list
In a rich text editable cast member, after about 3000 typed words, a
great amount of the text suddenly
disappears in the middle of the whole text.
In place of the vanished text the user can see only a white area.
If you type return at the beginning of that white sector, the text is
if i am not mistaken i once expwerienced that with long text. i don´t
remember the amount of word but it was LONG. What happened was similar to
what you describe. the only way i had to fix it was start with another
director movie from scratch and work it from there. Anyway in authoring the
problem
I've experienced similar things in the script window with DirMX/WinXP.
With long movie scripts, sometimes lines will white out and come back
later. It's usually not too big of a deal, but one time it kept doing
the same thing over and over again; it would crash Director and I would
try the
grimmwerks wrote:
Just wanted to point out
_global.fModule = new Object();
fModule.movieTime = mov_timer;
fModule.movieTitle = mov_title;
fModule.movieDuration = mov_duration;
fModule.setMovieTime = function(theText){fModule.movieTime.text = theText;}
Pmod = sprite(1).getVariable(fModule,
Charlie Fiskeaux II wrote:
I've experienced similar things in the script window with DirMX/WinXP.
With long movie scripts, sometimes lines will white out and come back
later. It's usually not too big of a deal, but one time it kept doing
the same thing over and over again; it would crash
Thank you for your suggestions...
As I work with MX on Panther, I thought it was the reason !
News, in projector mode:
If I save the bad text, using FileIO, and re-import it, I retrieve the
whole text, intact.
If I copy it and paste it in Word or TextEdit, no problem: No more
white area, the
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very interesting technology, but unfortunately i never had a project
where i could actually use it. but i have it installed (v1.30, on win xp
pro), in case you just need someone to test some code for you.
grimmwerks wrote:
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