On May 26, 2004, at 10:21 PM, Irv Kalb wrote:
Is there any reason why these images must be all imported into
Director? It might be easier to deal with these images if you had
them all as external images in a single folder. Then you could have
one (or more, depending on what your needs are for
Is there any reason why these images must be all imported into
Director? It might be easier to deal with these images if you had
them all as external images in a single folder. Then you could have
one (or more, depending on what your needs are for the catalog)
graphic members that link to an
Is there any reason why these images must be all imported into
Director? It might be easier to deal with these images if you had
them all as external images in a single folder. Then you could have
one (or more, depending on what your needs are for the catalog)
graphic members that link to an
Hi everybody!
I have a problem importing multiple images in Director. I'm making a catalog
with 2600 images. Yesterday I was importing my first 1038 images processed
with Photoshop. I've used Director MX and Director MX 2004 to make the
importation to an external cast member. When I imported the i
Testing
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On May 26, 2004, at 3:51 PM, Charlie Fiskeaux II wrote:
Try myString.char[myString.length].delete()
"Wrong type"?
This is also why I don't use dot syntax for word chunk stuff.
Should the above work? It doesn't for me.
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> Try myString.char[myString.length].delete()
Or myString = myString.char[1..myString.length-1]
Rob
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> This might be relegated to email Lingo
you are right of course, the "]" is misplaced, but as you figured it came in
when writing the email. It's not the real issue.
Thanks anyway for replying!
Michael
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As far as I know, you can't take the quad of the source.
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have you tried using the quad of
Try myString.char[myString.length].delete()
Charlie Fiskeaux II
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This might be relegated to email Lingo, but have you tried it without the
close bracket ("]") after the first three values? It shouldn't be there.
Charlie Fiskeaux II
Interactive Media Developer
Cre8tive Group
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targetImg.copyPixels(sourceImg, pointL, sourceImg.rect], [#useFastQua
have you tried using the quad of the source?
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At 9:16 PM +0200 5/26/04, you wrote:
Now that Tom Higgins and other gurus are on board, please allow me to bring
my question up again (see below). I posted this during the weekend and got
no replies, maybe it was the wrong time!
So, if any of you g
On May 26, 2004, at 3:09 PM, Tom Jacobs wrote:
Actually, when I try this I get: "Handler not found in object"
However, Jeremy's suggestion...
delete myString.char[myString.length])
does the trick.
This is the one I do, too. But I think it is debatable that the command
is dot syntax. I would t
Now that Tom Higgins and other gurus are on board, please allow me to bring
my question up again (see below). I posted this during the weekend and got
no replies, maybe it was the wrong time!
So, if any of you guys has an answer, thanks in advance for posting it!
Best regards
Michael
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At 11:24 AM -0700 5/26/04, Thomas Higgins wrote:
> Is there a way of expressing "delete the last char of myString" using
dot syntax?
Yes: delete myString[myString.char.count]
Actually, when I try this I get: "Handler not found in object"
However, Jeremy's suggestion...
delete myString.char[myStr
At 11:24 AM -0700 5/26/04, Thomas Higgins wrote:
> Is there a way of expressing "delete the last char of myString" using
dot syntax?
Yes: delete myString[myString.char.count]
Thanks, Tom (and others). As far as I can tell, this use of 'delete'
is undocumented. There is an example of this usage o
At 14:33 Uhr -0400 26.05.2004, Kerry Thompson wrote:
> > Is there a way of expressing "delete the last char of
myString" using
> dot syntax?
Yes: delete myString[myString.char.count]
With the caveat that it only works in MX 2004.
and that it is slower also.
not noticable for short strings, but
I don't think 'the last' or 'the first' verbose expressions work with
dot syntax -
you must reference using a chunk number
(use .count to determine the last or [1] to mean the first)
hth
-Buzz
At 10:59 AM -0700 5/26/04, you wrote:
Is there a way of expressing "delete the last char of myString"
try: delete myString.char[myString.length]
Jeremy Aker
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On May 26, 2004, at 1:59 PM, Tom Jacobs wrote:
Is there a way of expressing "delete the last char of myString" using
dot syntax?
Thanks,
Tom
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> > Is there a way of expressing "delete the last char of
> myString" using
> > dot syntax?
>
> Yes: delete myString[myString.char.count]
With the caveat that it only works in MX 2004.
Cheers to the Director team for a more complete dot syntax this time
around!
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
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Found 'em. Application data is a hidden folder so that's why a search didn't
turn up the prefs.
Thanks,
Kevan
> For windows 2k and xp(i think) it should be here:
> C:\Documents and Settings\-whatever user you are logged in as-\Application
> Data\Macromedia\Director MX 2004\Prefs
> I don't know
> Is there a way of expressing "delete the last char of myString" using
> dot syntax?
Yes: delete myString[myString.char.count]
Cheers,
Tom Higgins
Product Manager - Director Team
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Is there a way of expressing "delete the last char of myString" using
dot syntax?
Thanks,
Tom
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Charlie,
> Nope, I'm speaking of the one titled something like
> "Introducing Director MX 2004 with a focus on Flash
> Integration".
Well, that's good news and that's bad new. It's good 'cause I don't have to
worry about having a low-wattage bulb in my noggin', but it's bad because I
never like
My reply has a significant typo/error, I said:
> For authoring and projectors this was causing problems ...
I should have also mentioned a little thing called Shockwave in that
sentence. ;P
Cheers,
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At 12:32 Uhr -0400 26.05.2004, Sean Wright wrote:
For windows 2k and xp(i think) it should be here:
C:\Documents and Settings\-whatever user you are logged in as-\Application
Data\Macromedia\Director MX 2004\Prefs
I don't know where it is on a Mac
the 'same' place:
/Users//Library/Application\
Sup
Hey, thanks for the info.
I've heard it said that 'Knowing is half the battle.'
Sean
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All,
>
All,
> not sure why it ends up here.
Previously we wrote to either Director's application folder for authoring,
in Shockwave we wrote to the player's Prefs folder and in projectors they
were written to a folder next to the projector. For authoring and projectors
this was causing problems on both
For windows 2k and xp(i think) it should be here:
C:\Documents and Settings\-whatever user you are logged in as-\Application
Data\Macromedia\Director MX 2004\Prefs
I don't know where it is on a Mac
not sure why it ends up here.
Sean
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Feel a little silly asking this, but where does Director MX 2004 save its
pref files (using setpref()) when running in authoring mode. I'm able to
retrieve the value using getpref, so it has to be saving somewhere. Previous
versions have the pref file being saved to a prefs folder in Director's
app
From the sound of it, the aim was to show Flash component
integration, using the DVD controller as an example. A lot of people
attending might have been interested in the older aspects of Flash
integration.
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Nope, I'm speaking of the one titled something like "Introducing Director MX
2004 with a focus on Flash Integration". That's probably not the exact
title, but it's similar. It was one of a pair; the other one was "with a
focus on the new DVD features", so, logically I assumed they would focus on
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