Re: lingo-l lingo-lHow Can I tell?

2002-04-24 Thread Howdy-Tzi
At 18:23 -0700 04/23/2002, Mattie Wells \(E-mail\) wrote: How can tell if someone is currently in a field? And how do I tell when they have left that field? In what context? What do you mean by in a field, and what do you mean by left a field? -- Warren Ockrassa |

Re: lingo-l lingo-lHow Can I tell?

2002-04-23 Thread Irv Kalb
At 6:23 PM -0700 4/23/02, Mattie Wells \(E-mail\) wrote: Hello List, I think this is quit easy but, my brain is fried today :) How can tell if someone is currently in a field? If there is tall grass or wheat or other plant material all around. (Sorry, couldn't resist) And how do I tell when

Re: lingo-l lingo-lHow Can I tell?

2002-04-23 Thread bhakti
or, from anywhere else, if sprite(the keyboardFocusSprite).member.type = #field then --bhakti, seething that irv made those jokes before he did Irv Kalb wrote: At 6:23 PM -0700 4/23/02, Mattie Wells \(E-mail\) wrote: Hello List, I think this is quit easy but, my brain is fried today :)

RE: lingo-l lingo-lHow Can I tell?

2002-04-23 Thread Sean Wilson
if ilk(sprite(spriteNum).member) = #field then I think that ilk(sprite(spriteNum).member) will always evaluate to #member. What Irv was perhaps looking for was sprite(spriteNum).member.type which will return #field when attached to a field sprite. I also think that what was being asked will

RE: lingo-l lingo-lHow Can I tell?

2002-04-23 Thread Irv Kalb
At 12:27 PM +1200 4/24/02, Sean Wilson wrote: What Irv was perhaps looking for was sprite(spriteNum).member.type which will return #field when attached to a field sprite. Yes ... member.type I was just typing quickly so I could be the first one to do the field joke thing! Irv -- Lingo