Adobe 65036570 Scripting Guide - Page 357

ADOBE DIRECTOR 11.0 320 Scripting Dictionary • #memory-There is not enough memory to load the cast member. • #fileNotFound-The file containing the cast member's assets could not be found. • #network-A network error prevented the cast member from loading. • #fileFormat-The file was found, but it appears to be of the wrong type, or an error occurred while reading the file. • #other-Some other error occurred. When an error occurs as a cast member streams into memory, Director sets the cast member's state property to -1. Use the getError function to determine what type of error occurred. Parameters None. Example This handler uses getError to determine whether an error involving the Shockwave Audio cast member Norma Desmond Speaks occurred and displays the appropriate error string in a field if it did: -- Lingo syntax on exitFrame if member("Norma Desmond Speaks").getError() 0 then member("Display Error Name").text = member("Norma Desmond \ Speaks").getErrorString() end if end // JavaScript syntax function exitFrame() { var memNor = member("Norma Desmond Speaks").getError(); if (memNor != 0) { member("Display Error Name").text = member("Norma Desmond Speaks").getErrorString(); } } The following handler checks to see whether an error occurred for a Flash cast member named Dali, which was streaming into memory. If an error occurred, and it was a memory error, the script uses the unloadCast command to try to free some memory; it then branches the playhead to a frame in the Director movie named Artists, where the Flash movie sprite first appears, so Director can again try to load and play the Flash movie. If something other than an out-of-memory error occurred, the script goes to a frame named Sorry, which explains that the requested Flash movie can't be played. -- Lingo syntax on CheckFlashStatus errorCheck = member("Dali").getError() if errorCheck 0 then if errorCheck = #memory then member("Dali").clearError() unloadCast() _movie.go("Artists") else _movie.go("Sorry") end if end if end // JavaScript syntax function CheckFlashStatus() {