Hi list!
For a simple slide show application I am using very large images (4096 x
768).
I am using two cast members. When cast member A is displaying a slide, I use
importFileInto to import the next slide into cast member B. And vice versa.
My problem: Even though the images are on the local
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From: Michael von Aichberger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, June 16, 2003 9:27 AM
Subject: lingo-l tell when importFileInto is done?
Hi list!
For a simple slide show application I am using very large images (4096 x
768).
I am using two cast members. When
My problem: Even though the images are on the local hard
disk, it importFileInto takes some time. I need the execution
of the next step forward to wait for the next slide to be available.
Try just setting the file name of the cast member.
Member(Picture A).filename = pathToFile.
Cordially,
Hi Michael,
Check out:
member(whichCastMember).loaded
I'm curious though why are you using importFileInto instead of simply changing the
filename of a linked cast member? I have tested the two for speed but my gut tells
me that swapping the filename will be faster... don't ask me why just a
Hi Kerry and Mathew and Rob!
Thanks for your suggestions.
Setting the filename property works for me.
I have done this before, in fact this is how I normally do it.
I wanted to use importFileInto this time, because I wanted to avoid having
externally linked cast members in my projector. I
That should have read:
...I have NOT tested the two...
16/06/2003 10:42:23 AM, Rob Romanek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have tested the two for speed but my gut tells
me that swapping the filename will be faster... don't ask me why just a feeling.
Rob
[To remove yourself from this list,
Is there a way to tell when importFileInto is done?
I looked into preloadnetthing, but I am not downloading from the internet.
Hi!
I once had to load some dynamic text from text files. I used a combination
of preloadnetthing and importfileinto. The results were satisfactory -
though I have
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Auftrag von Rob Romanek
Gesendet: Montag, 16. Juni 2003 19:30
An: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Betreff: Re: AW: lingo-l tell when importFileInto is done?
Hey Michael,
Why don't you use a little script to do that resetting for you. That way you
don't
have to go back to a version before
Hi Michael,
Sorry I misunderstood. Try this instead...
Create your dummy cast members as 1 pixel bitmaps (you need some kind of
image in there because this will be making use of the media property, I only say
this cause you can create a dummy member simply by opening a paint window
giving it