On 01/30/2016 10:27 PM, Phil Davis wrote:
On 1/30/16 9:05 AM, Mark Wieder wrote:
-- get the entire array at once
put the uEffects of image 1 into tArray
And of course what you meant to say was:
put the customProperties["uEffects"] of image 1 into tArray
:-)
Yeah, but hey... I was
On 01/30/2016 06:13 AM, Sannyasin Brahmanathaswami wrote:
Property sets appear easer to get and set across “sessions” (different times
during dev) than putting an array into a property. I don’t see you could set
just one element of tArray if it was contained in a property without taking it
Property sets appear easer to get and set across “sessions” (different times
during dev) than putting an array into a property. I don’t see you could set
just one element of tArray if it was contained in a property without taking it
out and putting it back in.
Am I wrong?
On January 29,
On 1/30/16 9:05 AM, Mark Wieder wrote:
-- get the entire array at once
put the uEffects of image 1 into tArray
And of course what you meant to say was:
put the customProperties["uEffects"] of image 1 into tArray
:-)
--
Phil Davis
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On 01/29/2016 09:15 PM, Sannyasin Brahmanathaswami wrote:
OK… I’m good to good, but any advice in this area is appreciated.
That will do the trick.
An alternate way of retrieving the data is
set the custompropertyset of image to "uMyEffects"
put the startsize of image
set the
On 1/29/2016 11:15 PM, Sannyasin Brahmanathaswami wrote:
apparently this:
on mouseUp
put the rect of the last image into tRect
set the uMyEffects["startsize"] of the last image to tRect
CheckEffects
end mouseUp
created a custompropertyset
If you want the array in a single
Hhmm serendipity happens
I was reading through all the dict entries on customproperties and custom
property sets… a bit esoteric at first.
There was no explicity guide “how to create a custompropertyset”
But when I went back to my image and check… apparently this:
on mouseUp
put the rect
