lingo-l object / stopmovie question.

2003-03-06 Thread grimmwerks
If I create a script object -- you know, the whole 'me' thang - would the object receive a 'stopmovie' call? [To remove yourself from this list, or to change to digest mode, go to http://www.penworks.com/lingo-l.cgi To post messages to the list, email [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Problems, email

Re: lingo-l object / stopmovie question.

2003-03-06 Thread Carl West
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: If I create a script object -- you know, the whole 'me' thang - would the object receive a 'stopmovie' call? A quick test says no. The movie script 'on stopMovie' would have to call the object's 'stopMovie' handler. Or more manageable: it calls the 'stopMovie' in

Re: lingo-l object / stopmovie question.

2003-03-06 Thread pranavn
You could use timeouts to make parent script instances recieve some movie events. Like so - -- Parent script on new me vTmp = timeOut(MovieEventGenerator).new(the maxInteger, #dummyHandler, me) return me end new me on stopMovie -- Do whatever you please; I'm leaving end stopMovie