Re: Request for function
"Gerard Juyn" <gjuyn-qWit8jRvyhVmR6Xm/[email protected]> Sat, 21 Feb 2004 23:31:28 +0100
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.graphics.mng.general |
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| Organization | Triple-T |
| Message-ID | <4037EA50.15033.15268F80@localhost> |
> If the user reloads the page normaly the same container (with the same > image) is used to show again the image. So I can do mng_reset() to stop > it (without destroy the image) and if the user reloads the page (or > another way it will restart image playing) I use mng_display_reset() to > restart it again? Or use mng_display_reset() to stop playing without > destroying image inside the container? If it's possibly going to be re-displayed/re-used, you'd use mng_display_reset(). That's like rewinding the animation. Then if the page gets loaded again (or whatever else), you'd have to call mng_display_resume() to get it to restart. mng_reset() will clear everything. So in order to re-display in this case you'd have to mng_readdisplay() again, meaning re-reading the whole input-stream. -- Send the message body "help" to [email protected]