Adobe 65036570 Scripting Guide - Page 428

ADOBE DIRECTOR 11.0 391 Scripting Dictionary Example This statement uses the specified sprite(1) and point(10,10) to return an equivalent point inside the dimensions of the Stage -- Lingo sprite(1). mapMemberToStage(point(10,10)) // Javascript sprite(1). mapMemberToStage(point(10,10)) ; See also map(), mapStageToMember() mapStageToMember() Usage sprite(whichSpriteNumber). mapStageToMember(whichPointOnStage) mapStageToMember(sprite whichSpriteNumber, whichPointOnStage) Description Function; uses the specified sprite and point to return an equivalent point inside the dimensions of the cast member. This properly accounts for any current transformations to the sprite using quad, or the rectangle if not transformed. This is useful for determining if a particular area on a cast member has been clicked even if there have been major transformations to the sprite on the Stage. If the specified point on the Stage is not within the sprite, this function returns VOID. Parameters whichPointOnStage Required. A point from which an equivalent point is returned. See also map(), mapMemberToStage() marker() Usage -- Lingo syntax _movie.marker(markerNameOrNum) // JavaScript syntax _movie.marker(markerNameOrNum); Description Movie method; returns the frame number of markers before or after the current frame. This method is useful for implementing a Next or Previous button or for setting up an animation loop. If the parameter markerNameOrNum is an integer, it can evaluate to any positive or negative integer or 0. For example: • marker(2)-Returns the frame number of the second marker after the current frame.