Hi again. My (video) player object's callbacks consists of 297 lines. Every line has the same command but a different index number. When called to, the player object uses that index number to retrieve and display a line of text.
Now, to allow use of the player's control bar to skip forward or back thru text lines, the player object also includes a currentTimeChanged handler. This way, the current line of text gets displayed as soon as the video control bar is released, rather than having to restart the video to initiate a callback value. Here's the problem. If the video controller thumb is slid >>back<< in time, when "play" is clicked the correct callback will get immediately triggered. However, if the thumb is slid >>forward<< in time, it appears that LC is running thru every callback between the time when the control bar was clicked and the time when it is released. I say "appears", because I can see the text-field that displays the current line of text changing madly. So, I guess the lag is related to the text having to be redrawn on-screen. But, I do not understand why the player object doesn't automatically jump to the current callback when the currentTimeChanged happens? It seems to be doing so when moving back in time. Just not when moving forward in time. Hope that was less confusing to read than it was to type. Thanks. -- Nicolas Cueto _______________________________________________ use-livecode mailing list use-livecode@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-livecode
