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This property can be tested and set.
Example
This statement turns the
trace
property on:
the trace = TRUE
See also
traceLogFile
traceLoad
Syntax
the traceLoad
Description
Movie property; specifies the amount of information that is displayed about cast members as they
load:
•
0
—
Displays no information.
•
1
—
Displays cast members’ names.
•
2
—
Displays cast members’ names, the number of the current frame, the movie name, and the
file seek offset (the relative amount the drive had to move to load the media).
The default value for the
traceLoad
property is 0. This property can be tested and set.
Example
This statement causes the movie to display the names of cast members as they are loaded:
the traceLoad = 1
traceLogFile
Syntax
the traceLogFile
Description
System property; specifies the name of the file in which the Message window display is written.
You can close the file by setting the
traceLogFile
property to
EMPTY
(""). Any output that
would appear in the Message window is written into this file. You can use this property for
debugging when running a movie in a projector and when authoring.
Examples
This statement instructs Lingo to write the contents of the Message window in the file
“Messages.txt” in the same folder as the current movie:
the traceLogFile = the moviePath & "Messages.txt"
This statement closes the file that the Message window display is being written to:
the traceLogFile = ""
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