Capture frame label and assign to variable?

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    Default Capture frame label and assign to variable?

    Is it possible to capture the label for the current frame so that I
    can assign it to a variable?

    My frame labels carry the same name as the movies I load using the
    loadMovie script, so if I can capture the label, then I can reuse one
    custom script on every frame that loads a new movie.

    I know its easy to type the name of the movie in the URL field of the
    loadMovie ac, but thats not as fun.

    Thanks,
    Dave
    David Guest

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    Default Re: Capture frame label and assign to variable?

    > Is it possible to capture the label for the current frame so that I
    > can assign it to a variable?
    >
    > My frame labels carry the same name as the movies I load using the
    > loadMovie script, so if I can capture the label, then I can reuse one
    > custom script on every frame that loads a new movie.
    >
    > I know its easy to type the name of the movie in the URL field of the
    > loadMovie ac, but thats not as fun. Thanks, Dave
    I don't think this is possible (I wanted to do this once myself).

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