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    Default halt and quit

    Is there a difference between halt and quit?
    thanks,
    cj


    CJ Guest

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  3. #2

    Default Halt and Quit

    Is there a difference between halt and quit?
    thanks,
    cj


    CJ Guest

  4. #3

    Default Re: Halt and Quit


    CJ <groups@renderforge.com> a écrit dans le message :
    br4nct$1q$1@forums.macromedia.com...
    > Is there a difference between halt and quit?
    > thanks,
    > cj
    >
    >
    in author mode halt stops the movie without trying to exit from director
    environment
    quit exit from the application so it's a bit loud when you're in author mode


    LeFred Guest

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    Default Re: Halt and Quit

    "CJ" <groups@renderforge.com> wrote in message
    news:br4nct$1q$1@forums.macromedia.com...
    >
    > Is there a difference between halt and quit?
    Halt stops playback but does not quit. Quit exits completely - including
    closing the authoring environment if you are in it. The usual thing to do is
    have an if structure like this:

    if( the runmode contains "Author" ) then
    halt
    else
    quit
    end if

    This will quit when running as a projector, but won't try to close Director
    when you are in the middle of authoring.

    - Robert


    Robert Tweed Guest

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    Default Re: Halt and Quit

    Thanks, Robert
    That will save me some headaches
    cj
    "Robert Tweed" <robert@killingmoon.com> wrote in message
    news:br4oek$1sh$1@forums.macromedia.com...
    > "CJ" <groups@renderforge.com> wrote in message
    > news:br4nct$1q$1@forums.macromedia.com...
    > >
    > > Is there a difference between halt and quit?
    >
    > Halt stops playback but does not quit. Quit exits completely - including
    > closing the authoring environment if you are in it. The usual thing to do
    is
    > have an if structure like this:
    >
    > if( the runmode contains "Author" ) then
    > halt
    > else
    > quit
    > end if
    >
    > This will quit when running as a projector, but won't try to close
    Director
    > when you are in the middle of authoring.
    >
    > - Robert
    >
    >

    CJ Guest

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    Default Re:halt and quit

    Halt stops playback

    quit exits the program

    In a projector they are supposed to do the same thing, but there seems to be some circunstances where it fails.

    In authoring, halt just stops the movie, quit will also quit Director.

    I'm not sure what it does in Shockwave, or if it is even necessary

    For these reasons, many people use a quit handler like this:

    on quitProgram
    if the runMode = "Projector"
    quit
    else
    halt
    end if
    end


    hth

    johnAq


    johnAq webforumsuser@macromedia.com Guest

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