Adobe 65036570 Scripting Guide - Page 474

ADOBE DIRECTOR 11.0 437 Scripting Dictionary put(mat1.numColumns) -- 2 -- 3 // Javascript mat1 = newMatrix(2, 3, list(1,2,3,4,5,6)); put(mat1.numRows); put(mat1.numColumns); // 2 // 3 See also getVal(), setVal(), numColumns(), matrixAddition(), matrixMultiply(), matrixMultiplyScalar(), matrixTranspose(), newMatrix() numToChar() Usage numToChar(integerExpression) Description Function; displays a string containing the single character whose ASCII number is the value of a specified expression. This function is useful for interpreting data from outside sources that are presented as numbers rather than as characters. ASCII values up to 127 are standard on all computers. Values of 128 or greater refer to different characters on different computers. Parameters integerExpression Required. Specifies the ASCII number whose corresponding character is returned. Example This handler removes any nonalphabetic characters from any arbitrary string and returns only capital letters: -- Lingo syntax on ForceUppercase input output = EMPTY num = length(input) repeat with i = 1 to num theASCII = charToNum(input.char[i]) if theASCII = min(max(96, theASCII), 123) then theASCII = theASCII - 32 if theASCII = min(max(63, theASCII), 91) then put numToChar(theASCII) after output end if end if end repeat return output end // JavaScript syntax function ForceUpperCase(input) { output = ""; num = input.length;