I'm looking to do some pie charts in director.
Does anyone have some suggestions for the best way
to go about doing this? Thanks.
Jason
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Not sure if this is possible with any language,
but has anyone been able to unlock a file being
used by a windows application with lingo or any
xtra, so that another instance of the application
can have access to that file?
Jason
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Fred:
There is the timer variable. If you use it with
setTimer() I think you can do what you want. So
the code might be.
on startmovie
setTimer() --This sets the timer to o and
starts it.
end
on exitFrame
--the 36000 is ten minutes. the timer stores
--ticks which are 1/60 of a
I am creating an installer.
Currently, I am using buddyapi and the
baFindFirstFile and then supplying the
application's executable name. I first check the
program files folder and if this doesn't work then
I check the whole c drive. This as you can guess
can take a very long time if your dealing
Wednesday, February 20, 2002, 10:32:14 AM, you wrote:
HT At 22:09 -0500 02/19/2002, Jason Gruhl wrote:
I am puppeting sprites.
HT Don't unless you are creating them on the fly. From Dir7 up there's
HT no need to explicitly puppet sprites when you're using Lingo to
HT manipulate them
Hello List:
I am displaying bitmaps and I won't areas of the
bitmaps to be hotspots for on mouseup events. My
initial idea was to create vector rectangles and
lay them underneath the bitmap and have them catch
the events of mouseenter,mouseleave, and mouseup.
The problem is they do not pick up
I'm not sure about dynamic variable names... However it sounds like
you could utilize parent scripts for this. What you do is make a
parent script like this:
property variableName
property value
on new(me, iVariableName, iValue)
variableName = iVariableName
value = iValue
end
Then
