Adobe 65036570 Scripting Guide - Page 637

ADOBE DIRECTOR 11.0 600 Scripting Dictionary WindowOperation Usage WindowOperation(MUIObject, operation) Description This command controls the window for a general purpose dialog box. Replace the operation parameter with a value that determines what the window does. Possible values and their result are: Possible values Result #show Displays a non-modal dialog box only. (To open a modal dialog box, use the Run command.) #hide Hides a non-modal dialog box. (To close a modal dialog box, use the Stop command.) #center #zoom #tipsOn #tipsOff Centers the window on the monitor screen Sends a message that the user clicked the zoom box on the window. The callback handler must resize the dialog box, if you want the window to resize after the user clicks the zoom box. Turns tool tips on. (This is reserved for future versions of the MUI Xtra.) Turns tool tips off. (This is reserved for future versions of the MUI Xtra.) Example This handler checks whether MUIObject exists and displays the dialog box if the does: --Lingo syntax on showDialog global MUIObject if objectP( MUIObject ) then WindowOperation( MUIObject, #show ) end if end showDialog This statement hides the dialog box created from MUIObject: WindowOperation(MUIObject, #hide) windowPresent() Usage -- Lingo syntax _player.windowPresent(stringWindowName) // JavaScript syntax _player.windowPresent(stringWindowName); Description Player method; indicates whether the object specified by stringWindowName is running as a movie in a window (TRUE) or not (FALSE). If a window had been opened, windowPresent() remains TRUE for the window until the window has been removed from the windowList property.