MACROMEDIA DIRECTOR MX 2004-DIRECTOR SCRIPTING, Reference

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on timeOut
Usage
-- Lingo syntax
on timeOut
statement(s)
end
// JavaScript syntax
function timeOut() {
statement(s);
}
Description
System message and event handler; contains statements that run when the keyboard or mouse is
not used for the time period specified in
timeOutLength.
Always place an
on timeOut
handler
in a movie script.
To have a timeout produce the same response throughout a movie, use
the timeoutScript
to
centrally control timeout behavior.
Example
The following handler plays the movie Attract Loop after users do nothing for the time set in the
timeoutLength
property. It can be used to respond when users leave the computer.
-- Lingo syntax
on timeOut
_movie.play("Attract Loop")
end timeOut
// JavaScript syntax
function timeOut() {
_movie.play("Attract Loop");
}
trayIconMouseDoubleClick
Usage
-- Lingo syntax
on trayIconMouseDoubleClick
statement(s)
end
// JavaScript syntax
function trayIconMouseDoubleClick() {
statement(s);
}
Description
Movie and Window event handler (Microsoft Windows only). Contains statements that run
when a user double-clicks the system tray icon.
The
trayIconMouseDoubleClick
event is sent to the handler only if the
systemTrayIcon
property is set to
TRUE
.