This list: formattting issue
Graham Samuel
graham.samuel at wanadoo.fr
Tue May 11 03:38:30 EDT 2004
On Mon, 10 May 2004 16:58:02 -0400 (EDT) "Kevin" <nnoydb at excite.com> wrote:
[a useful input to my animated-GIF question - thanks to all who replied,
but it's not the subject of this particular email]
I notice that every time Kevin (and **only** Kevin) includes a quotation in
a message to the list (at least when I see it in the Digest) it comes out
like uninterpreted HTML - a text string with tags but no returns. I hope
the following will show what I'm seeing(I'm sure it will if you're using
Eudora on Windows anyway):
Recently, "Graham Samuel" wrote:<br><br>> I could reduce the number of
animated GIFs in my app (which might be a<br>> cause of these difficulties)
if I could change the frame rate of an<br>> animated GIF on the fly. So far
I haven't found anything in the<br>> documentation about this: can anyone
say if it's possible and if so, how to<br>> do it?<br><br>You can't change
the frameRate but you don't need to rely on it either. Set<br>the
repeatCount of your GIF to 0 and increment the currentFrame via
script.<br><br>[example card script]<br> on playGIF<br> get the
currentFrame of img myGIF<br> if it < the frameCount of img myGIF
then<br> put it+1 into F<br> else put 1 into F<br> set the
currentFrame of img myGIF to F<br> send "playGIF" to me in 100
milliseconds #10 FPS<br> end playGIF<br><br>See the list archives for more
on this technique. A scripted solution gives<br>you much greater control
over GIF playback than the built-in timing in<br>animated GIFs.<br><br>
Does anyone know why this happens and how one can get round it? I find this
text more or less unreadable?
TIA
Graham
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