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Subject: RE: FLASH: Variable Dump
From: Echo
Date: Fri, 14 Jul 2000 15:30:23 +0100

Paul,
thats what i currently do, and i am not satisfied with it, i was hoping i
was missing something, but alas... anywho, thank you for your input non the
less....

now since i know how eraticly my emails hit this list, i will ask another Q
in the same Email, in hopes it will arrive ok :oP

Q: is there a list of the different Editable Text field "functions" (ie
.maxscroll .scroll .count .font .point .color .com (snicker) etc. i know
that .maxscroll and .scroll are there, but i havn't figgured out how to use
any others, or if they even exist...



::::FLASH5 Wish list:::: More documentasion of the actions, veriables, and
proceedures for Actionscripting. OH and can there be a built in way to
remove "the hand"?

Echo (AKA Scott)

-----Original Message-----
From: owneratchinwag [dot] com [owneratchinwag [dot] com]On">mailto:owneratchinwag [dot] com]On Behalf Of Paul
Willoughby
Sent: Friday, July 14, 2000 6:18 AM
To: 'flasheratchinwag [dot] com'
Subject: RE: FLASH: Variable Dump


Hey Scott,

Richard's idea sounds pretty cool, but in effect your "hiding" the variables
instead of resetting them. The only way to completely reset a variable
within a movie is "this" = "". What I do if I have a lot of variables that I
need to reset at different points in the movie is set up a process clip.
This has 2 frames, the first is an empty keyframe with a stop action. The
second contains all the "this1" = "", "this2" = "" etc. Put this clip on
it's own layer in your movie, then at any point you want to reset the
variables you enter code sumink like this:

tell target (your process clips name)
play

All this does is save you writing huge amounts of code more than once.

Regards

Paul


-----Original Message-----
From: Robert Bleeker [rbleekeratcadre [dot] com [dot] au (mailto:rbleekeratcadre [dot] com [dot] au)]
Sent: 14 July 2000 05:21
To: flasheratchinwag [dot] com
Subject: Re: FLASH: Variable Dump


Hi Scott,

Thing I do is create an empty MC on the main timeline and call it "global"
then whenever I set a variable I use:

Set Variable ("/global:someVariable")

You can use this from where ever you happen to action script. the to read
the variable all you have to do is "/global:someVariable" to get it, again
it doesn't matter where you are action scripting.

Now to do a complete dump all you have to do is go to a frame in the main
timeline that doesn't have the "global" MC (ie blank keyframe in the layer
of the "global" MC) and it will be completely empty.

Good luck

Robert


on 14/7/00 5:23 AM, Scott McDonald at scottmacatmorriscookbooks [dot] com wrote:

> i can load and unload a movie.
> i can load variables
> i can make variables
> is there a practical way to unload veriables without having to set
variable:
> "this" = ""
>
> i need a movie clip with sever (about 100) variables to start over without
> having all the choices, um, chosen... and without making a whole new
> instence of the movieclip... any suggestings?
>
> Echo


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