Adobe 65036570 Scripting Guide - Page 1020

ADOBE DIRECTOR 11.0 983 Scripting Dictionary // JavaScript syntax _movie.script[scriptNameOrNum]; Description Movie property; provides indexed or named access to the script cast members of a movie. Read-only. The scriptNameOrNum argument can be either a string that specifies the name of the script cast member or an integer that specifies the number of the script cast member. • If scriptNameOrNum is a string, the script property provides access to the script cast member, regardless of which cast library contains that member. • If scriptNameOrNum is an integer, the script property provides access only to the script cast member found within the first cast library of the referenced movie; you cannot use indexed access to specify a cast library other than the first one. Example The following statement accesses a named script. -- Lingo syntax bugScript = _movie.script["Warrior Ant"] // JavaScript syntax var bugScript = _movie.script["Warrior Ant"]; See also Movie scripted Usage -- Lingo syntax spriteChannelObjRef.scripted // JavaScript syntax spriteChannelObjRef.scripted; Description Sprite Channel property; specifies whether a sprite channel is under script control (TRUE) or under Score control (FALSE). Read-only. Example These statements create a scripted sprite from cast member kite in sprite channel 5 if that channel is not already under script control. -- Lingo syntax if (channel(5).scripted = FALSE) then channel(5).makeScriptedSprite(member("kite")) end if // JavaScript syntax if (channel(5).scripted == false) { channel(5).makeScriptedSprite(member("kite")); }