Buzz: even in DirMX2004? I thought that was a fix.
- Michael M.
yes, but you must use verbose lingo to do it
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Sorry, there's no escape character, but it's not needed, as far as I know.
If you're wanting to create quotes in a string via Lingo, you can use QUOTE
as in myQUOTEnameQUOTEis Manny. If the quotes are in a string
entered into a field by the user, you shouldn't need to escape them.
Have you done
Try field(myfield).line[1].hilite()
In MX, that hilites the entire line.
Charlie Fiskeaux II
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Hi,
Do you mean in MX2K4? I've got MX and it highlights the line covered by the
words, but no more.
... Alex ...
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Hi
As lapsed Director user I am looking for learning resources to get my Director
skills back up to speed. I worked extensively in Director up to version 7
(since when I have done a lot of Flash, yes I defected, sorry). I would
appreciate suggestions of books or online resources dealing with OO
At 8:29 AM -0400 4/26/04, you wrote:
Buzz: even in DirMX2004? I thought that was a fix.
- Michael M.
Sorry, I don't know for sure
- I haven't had a client ask for delivery in DMX2004, so I don't have it yet.
That certainly would be a welcome fix
- I find it hard to think in the old syntax now.
At 5:26 PM +0100 4/26/04, you wrote:
Hi
As lapsed Director user I am looking for learning resources to get my Director
skills back up to speed. I worked extensively in Director up to version 7
(since when I have done a lot of Flash, yes I defected, sorry). I would
appreciate suggestions of
You can read my E-Book on object oriented programming in Lingo, at:
http://furrypants.com/loope
Irv
At 5:26 PM +0100 4/26/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
As lapsed Director user I am looking for learning resources to get my Director
skills back up to speed. I worked extensively in Director
Sorry, there's no escape character, but it's not needed, as far as I
know.
If you're wanting to create quotes in a string via Lingo, you can use
QUOTE
as in myQUOTEnameQUOTEis Manny. If the quotes are in a
string
entered into a field by the user, you shouldn't need to escape them.
Have you
I'm pretty sure it's possible to set the values of a MUI #editText widget,
but check out the official Macromedia PDF
(http://www.macromedia.com/support/director/how/d7/MUI.html) and this
article (http://www.director-online.com/buildArticle.php?id=888).
Charlie Fiskeaux II
Interactive Media
on 4/26/04 10:40 AM, Alexandre Cop at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Do you mean in MX2K4? I've got MX and it highlights the line covered by the
words, but no more.
... Alex ...
You can set the forecolor of the sprite, which will hilite the whole line.
L8R,
John
Hi everyone,
Here's a MIAW question for you - Is there any way of detecting when a
windowType=6 MIAW is maximized by the user? Windowtype 6 means that there
is a title bar with the maximize/minimize/quit buttons. I would like to
figure out a way to detect when the user clicks maximize or
How to set the value of an
#editText widget in a MUI window
Do you mean while constructing the dialog or as a response to user
interaction with the dialog once posted?
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I'm sure this has been covered before, but is there a way to get a
borderless MIAW?
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
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Here's a MIAW question for you - Is there any way of detecting when a
windowType=6 MIAW is maximized by the user?
AFAIK, the on zoomWindow handler is supposed to fire when a window's
maximize/minimize boxes are clicked.
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I'm sure this has been covered before, but is there a way to get a
borderless MIAW?
Use a 1-bit bitmap for the windowType? Or one of the border-removing xtras?
Which version of Director?
-Sean.
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I'm sure this has been covered before, but is there a way to get a
borderless MIAW?
In MX 2004, turn off all the Display Template options.
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Thanks, that works...almost. It fires for maximize and minimize, as you
say, but doesn't fire for normalize (returning to an open but
non-maximized state from other minimized or maximized state). I would
need some way of detecting this normalize also.
AD
AFAIK, the on zoomWindow handler is
Use a 1-bit bitmap for the windowType? Or one of the
border-removing xtras?
Which version of Director?
MX (not 2004). Xplat.
Do you do it with something like window(x).windowType = bitmap name?
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
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Date: 2004/04/26 Mon PM 06:05:16 EDT
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Subject: RE: lingo-l Borderless MIAWs
Use a 1-bit bitmap for the windowType? Or one of the
border-removing xtras?
Which version
Do you do it with something like window(x).windowType = bitmap name?
set the windowtype of window whatever to member(one bit bitmap)
or some dot syntax variation if you like.
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Thanks, that works...almost. It fires for maximize and minimize, as you
say, but doesn't fire for normalize (returning to an open but
non-maximized state from other minimized or maximized state). I would
need some way of detecting this normalize also.
I'm not sure it would fire when returning
I just tested this on the PC
those are the upper and lower case s with a reversed ^ over them.
and
This is confirmed by my HTML Reference book (up to HTML 4):
#138; in HTML is Uppercase S with canon (nonstandard)
#154; in HTML is Lowercase s with canon (nonstandard)
along with the note:
hi roymeo,
sorry, maye I was a bit unclear, those charcodes (0x8A and 0x9A, or in
other words: #138 and #154) are the codes for german special chars ä
(a umlaut) and ö (o umlaut) in the MAC ROMAN CODEPAGE. the letters you
mention are correct for the ANSI CODEPAGE (iso-8859-1/windows-1251) . In
I appologize, I should have read your mail more carefully, I've missed
the point. Of course you are right, those codes are upper and lower case
of the same weird (in ANSI codepage) char, and contains() and offset()
both ignore cases. I don't know why I hadn't thought of that simple
solution
Thanks Sean for your help. You have given me a great start. I'll let you
know if I can come up with anything that works.
AD
Sean Wilson said:
I'm not sure it would fire when returning to an open but non-maximized
state from (a) minimized ... state, but activateWindow or
activateApplication
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