I'm using Flash MX2004 and Director MX2004. In subsequent tests I have still come up
empty. I think I must be leaving out a key piece of the puzzle. Let me know if you
have any insight!
Thanks,
-Matt
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From: Mark R. Jonkman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Apr 28, 2004 11:05
OK! I got it. I was not having luck with LoadVars.send (which I sometimes use so I can
see the results pop in a browser). But when I switched over to loadVars.sendAndLoad
(which is what I usually do when I am confident all results are coming back as
expected) everything worked great. Thanks to
At 3:43 PM -0400 4/28/04, you wrote:
Hi list...
I have a handler that trudges through XML at a particular node and looks
for a parameter called command=someLingoStuff. If that param is there
in the node, the handler takes what's in the quotes and puts it in a do
statement:
do(someLingoStuff)
At 3:43 PM -0400 4/28/04, you wrote:
Hi list...
I have a handler that trudges through XML at a particular node and looks
for a parameter called command=someLingoStuff. If that param is there
in the node, the handler takes what's in the quotes and puts it in a do
statement:
do(someLingoStuff)
Hi Buzz...
Thanks for the response. In other situations, what you mention is what
I would have done. But as the string is going to appear in an attribute
value of an XML node, I'm limited to one line, as in breed=schnauzer.
So I can't really concatenate string(a b c), etc with more than one
At 1:12 PM -0400 4/29/04, you wrote:
Hi Buzz...
Thanks for the response. In other situations, what you mention is what
I would have done. But as the string is going to appear in an attribute
value of an XML node, I'm limited to one line, as in breed=schnauzer.
So I can't really concatenate
Well, in other situations, yes, I've done that. Thanks!
- MM
couldn't you create a function that returned the single line you want?
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Sorry I didn't reply sooner to save you time from trying. But yes,
sendAndLoad is also what I used in my interactive.
Yachun
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Sent: Thursday, April 29, 2004 9:18 AM
Subject: RE: lingo-l LoadVars Flash Object In Director
Thanks for the response. In other situations, what you mention is what
I would have done. But as the string is going to appear in an attribute
value of an XML node, I'm limited to one line, as in breed=schnauzer.
So I can't really concatenate string(a b c), etc with more than one
line of code.
At 2:38 PM -0400 4/29/04, you wrote:
command= baCommand a sep b sep c sep d tail
I like how that reads (no white space on the right of the ).
me too -
As I write using the concat symbol, I always think to myself
'concatenate THIS'.
-Buzz
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I will be using the sound().pan command in an experiment to get people
to indicate the direction that a sound seems to come from. When they
are satisfied that the sound is adjusted correctly, I want them to
just doubleclick. and i want the script to recycle on to the next
sound. But the
But the doubleclick remains set at 1 and you can't write code to
reset it. Is there any way around this? Can i use something other
than a doubleclick?
How are you reading it? The normal approach is something like:
on mouseup
if the doubleclick then dostuff
end
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I have seen all kinds of strangeness with the doubleCLick. Some Macs ignore
it completely. Instead I use a timer. Each click I save the time and if
the click is less than 1/4 a second or so from the last click then I use it
as a custom double click.
-Chuck
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Chuck Neal
I have seen all kinds of strangeness with the doubleCLick. Some Macs ignore
it completely. Instead I use a timer. Each click I save the time and if
the click is less than 1/4 a second or so from the last click then I use it
as a custom double click.
Hi,
About clicks and double clicks : I'm
If its all on a single sprite then use something like this...
Property pLastClick
On beginSprite me
pLastClick = 0
End
On mouseUp me
if the milliseconds - pLastClick 250 then
--1/4 second
put doubleclick
end if
pLastClick = the milliseconds
End
-Chuck
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