Hi list...
What would be pros and cons of streamlining version #1 into version #2?
Currently, version #1 appears in my parent script, where pCurrent is a
property of that parent, and is itself a proplist, and the handler is
only called once. Just seeking opinions.
Thanks,
Michael M.
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In version 2, you are restricting yourself to using the method within
the object. In fact, I don't see any reason to have the pCurrent
parameters. They're accessible within your object, if I understand
yourself. You could just refer to them without having them as
parameters, or needing to pass
Good answer. Thanks, Kerry.
- Michael M.
In version 2, you are restricting yourself to using the method within
the object. In fact, I don't see any reason to have the pCurrent
parameters. They're accessible within your object, if I understand
yourself. You could just refer to them without
I just tried it, and I found that version #2 does not compile. I get
a comma expected within the pCurrent.pModule part of the on
mHandler line.
If I think back real hard to my days of writing compilers, I can
understand why this would be. Parameters that are declared on a
handler line are
On Mar 23, 2004, at 9:44 AM, Kerry Thompson wrote:
In version 2, you are restricting yourself to using the method within
the object. In fact, I don't see any reason to have the pCurrent
parameters. They're accessible within your object, if I understand
yourself. You could just refer to them
Hope that made sense ... and I hope it is right :)
Makes a lot of sense, Irv. It's a great explanation and it certainly
sounds right. Thanks very much for your insight.
- Michael M.
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We have a Director app that we want to use to launch a UNIX program under
OSX using the BuddyAPI baRun program, but it doesn't seem to work. Can you
give me any idea of what I'm doing wrong?
Thanks in advance.
Chris Rasmussen
TheNewMediaGroup, Inc.
Pittsburgh, PA
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On Mar 23, 2004, at 2:17 PM, Chris Rasmussen wrote:
We have a Director app that we want to use to launch a UNIX program
under
OSX using the BuddyAPI baRun program, but it doesn't seem to work. Can
you
give me any idea of what I'm doing wrong?
Not posting example code?
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Troy
RPSystems, Ltd.
- Original Message -
Buzz's intuition is correct: My mouseWithin handler mimics the a:hover
class for CSS links on a web page. In other words, constantly on
mouseWithin, when you are over the text, lingo tests if you are over a
link, and if so, the link changes color and adds an
Irv,
You are right - parameters are stack allocations; I've never seen anyone
directly have a property as a parameter and pick them up directly. I
suppose you could write a compiler to do so - but C and Lingo aren't
written that way, afaik. If it does work in Lingo then someone went out of
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