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ImportData Help

MakeListFromString was written to allow easy importing of data from text files and turning it into a list. The list can be recursive, containing lists as list elements.  

Use FileAPI's ReadStringFile to read in a file into string. Then use MakeListFromString() to make a list from the string. It can be a linear or property list. 

Data Example

[
  #Letters:[
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            [#Filename: "fsvx002", #Description: "Upper case B", #Dialogue: "bee", #Level: 2],
            [#Filename: "fsvx003", #Description: "Upper case C", #Dialogue: "see", #Level: 3]
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--Animation Help




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-- New
-- The only tricky thing here is the FrameMap option which allows for the removal
-- of duplicate frames in an animation so less memory is sucked up by assets in 
-- the cast.  Let's say you have an animation with frames a,b,b,b,a,c,c.  Using
-- a FrameMap would be a great way to remove the duplicates from the cast, and 
-- the animation will still behave as if all the cells are there.  So if you remove
-- duplicates, place a,b,c adjacent to each other, and then use [1,2,2,2,1,3,3] as
-- your newNumOfFramesOrFrameMap it will work as if all frames were present.
-- Note:
-- Start(obj) would play a,b,b,b,a,c,c
-- You will be able to specify XSheet frames on this too as if it were a normal animation.
-- eg: Start(obj, [3,4,5,6])  would play b,b,a,c
-- Constraint: newSpriteChannel must contain a bitmap/flash/text asset.
----
on new me, newSpriteChannel, newCastLibName, newFirstFrameIndex, newNumOfFramesOrFrameMap  
    
 
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-- Terminate
-- Reset all the default settings for an animation (including clearing events).
-- Calling Terminate() when you're all finished with an animation will unload the
-- members associated with the animation (provided there aren't other occurences 
-- of the same members in memory). It accomplishes this by decrementing a count 
-- associated with each member of the animaiton and when the count hits 0 it knows
-- to unload the member from memory.
-- Constraint: none
----
on Terminate me
  

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-- Load
-- Load the members of an animation into memory (if they're not there already)
-- When Start() or HoldFrame() is called, it checks to see if the animaiton has 
-- already been loaded, and if it hasn't, it loads it.  Also increments counters
-- that track the number of times each cell has been loaded.
-- Constraint: animation cannot be paused.
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on Load me
  

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-- Unload
-- Unload the members of an animation from memory (provided they aren't used by 
-- another animation already in existence).  Decrement counters that track the
-- number of times each cell has been loaded.
-- Constraint: animation cannot be paused, animating or held.
----
on Unload me
  

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-- HoldFrame
-- Hold the animation on a particular frame indefinatly.  (Note: a held animation will
-- not be put in the pAnimationQueue - since it is not animating and would waste
-- time every game loop checking to see if it's time to change the cell when 
-- the cell stays the same until told otherwise).  HoldFrame() also Load()s the 
-- animation cells into memory if they haven't been loaded already.  If the animation
-- was animating, it Stop()s it and then holds the desired frame.
-- Constraint: animation cannot be paused, score channel cannot contain other active¬
-- animations, frameToHold must be in range.
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on HoldFrame me, frameToHold
  

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-- Start(obj)        plays all frames in an animation
-- Start(obj,A)      plays all frames A times, A < 1 plays forever
-- Start(obj,A,B)    plays from frame A to frame B 
-- Start(obj,B,A)    plays from frame B to frame A
-- Start(obj,A,B,C)  plays from frame A to frame B, C times
-- Start(obj,[])     plays frames in the list (XSheet)
-- Start(obj,[], C)  plays frames in the list (XSheet), C times
-- C < 1 plays forever
-- If a Start() is called while the animaiton is playing, it will remove the one
-- currently playing and Start() it as if it had not been there.
-- Constraint: animation cannot be paused, score channel cannot contain other active animations.
-- Playing more than once requires you to specify start & end frame numbers.
----
on Start me, param1, param2, param3



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-- Stop
-- Stop the animation and remove it from the screen (whether animating or held)
-- (Note: events associated with the animation do not get cleared ).
-- Constraint: animation cannot be dragging or snapping.
----
on Stop me
  
 

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-- Pause
-- Put the animation in a paused state, hold it on the current frame, and disallow
-- all regular animation handlers except for Terminate() and Resume().  Animation
-- must either be animating or held for Pause() to work.
-- Constraint: animation must be animating or held, and cannot be paused.
----
on Pause me
  

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-- Resume
-- Resume where the animation left off when Pause() was called.  If before
-- calling Pause() the animation was animating, it continues animating and plays 
-- for however many frames or times to loop it had remaining.  If it was being held
-- it continues to hold on the same frame.
-- Constraint: animation must be paused.
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on Resume me  
   

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-- Finish 
-- Finish() Stop()s the animation and then sends off it's finish event (if there
-- was one).  
-- Constraint: animation must be animating or held, and cannot be paused
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on Finish me
  
 
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-- SetX
-- Constraint: animation must be sitting and cannot be paused.
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on SetX me, newX 
 

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-- SetY
-- Constraint: animation must be sitting and cannot be paused.
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on SetY me, newY 
 
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-- SetXY
-- sets the screen co-ordinate location of the animation
-- Constraint: animation cannot be paused.
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on SetXY me, newX, newY  
 

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-- SetXYPoint
-- Constraint: animation must be sitting, cannot be paused, argument must be a point.
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on SetXYPoint me, newPoint  


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-- GetXYPoint
-- Constraint: animation must be sitting and cannot be paused.
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on GetXYPoint me  
 
 
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-- GetX
-- returns the x co-ordinate of the animation
-- Constraint: none
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on GetX me
  
 
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-- GetY
-- returns the y co-ordinate of the animation
-- Constraint: none
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on GetY me
  
 
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-- SetFramerate
-- Sets the pFramesPerSecond the animations plays at (default = 10).  
-- You cannot set the framerate when the animation is playing.  The framerate
-- persists for the animation until you Terminate() or SetFramerate() again.
-- Constraint: animation cannot be animating or paused.
----
on SetFramerate me, newFPS
  

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-- GetFramerate
-- returns the frames per second that the animation plays at.
-- Constraint: none
----
on GetFramerate me
  

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-- SetFinishEvent
-- Set the finish event that gets executed when the animation finishes playing
-- (ie: when Finish() is called).  This event persists until you set it again, or
-- until you call Terminate() on the animation.
-- Constraint: Animation cannot be paused.
----
on SetFinishEvent me, newFinishEvent, newOwnerID, param1, param2, param3, param4
  
 
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-- SetLoopEvent
-- sets the loop event, which gets executed every time an animation loops.  This
-- event persists until you set it again, or until you call Terminate() on the 
-- animation.
-- Constraint: Animation cannot be paused.
----
on SetLoopEvent me, newLoopEvent, newOwnerID, param1, param2, param3, param4
  
 
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-- SetInterruptable
-- Set a flag to true or false depending on whether the animation is to be 
-- interruptable or not. This setting persists until Terminate()d or set again.
-- Constraint: animation must be inactive.
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on SetInterruptable me, TrueOrFalse
  

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-- SetScoreChannel
-- Set the channel that the animation is playing in.  There must be some sort 
-- of temporary bitmap sitting in the score channel that you want to change
-- to, otherwise you won't see anything animating on the screen.
-- Constraint: animation cannot be paused, newChannel must contain a bitmap.
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on SetScoreChannel me, newChannel
  



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-- Snap routines --
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-- StartSnap
-- Starts the animation snapping.  This will cause the animaiton to start moving
-- towards the point defined by parameters (newX, newY), at a constant speed (defined
-- by parameter newSnapTime).  If no newSnapTime is given, the gDefaultSnapTime will 
-- be used in it's place (see SetDefaultSnapTime() from the animaiton manager). 
-- If a StartSnap() is called while the animation is already snapping, it will stop 
-- the old snap (without a finish event) and start a new one from it's current location.
-- Constraint: animation must be animating or held, and cannot be in 'drag mode' or paused.
-- The parameters newX, newY must be specified.
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on StartSnap me, newX, newY, newSnapTime
  

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-- StopSnap
-- Stops the animation from snapping, and leaves it where it is currently sitting
-- on the screen. 
-- Constraint: animation must be snapping, and cannot be paused.
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on StopSnap me


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-- FinishSnap
-- Stops the animation from snapping, places it at the snap target XY point, and
-- executes the snap finish event if there was one.
-- Constraint: animation must be snapping, and cannot be paused.
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on FinishSnap me
  

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-- SetSnapEvent
-- Set the snap event that gets executed when a snap finishes.  This event persists
-- until you call Terminate() which clears it, or you set it again.
-- Constraint: Animation cannot be paused.
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on SetSnapEvent me, newSnapEvent, newSnapOwnerID, param1, param2, param3, param4
  


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-- Drag routines --
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-- StartDrag
-- Put the animation in a 'drag mode', which causes the animation's XY co-ordinates
-- to be set to the the cursor's current XY co-ordinates on every GameMaintenance() loop.
-- Constraint: Animation must be active and sitting.
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n StartDrag me


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-- StopDrag
-- Takes the animation out of 'drag mode' (removes it from the gDragQueue).
-- Constraint: Animation must be animating or held, must be in 'drag mode'
-- (see StartDrag()), and cannot be paused.
----
on StopDrag me
  
 
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-- SetDragXYOffset
-- Sets the drag X and Y offsets between the cursor and the registration point of 
-- the object being dragged.  This may be set at any time (takes both + or - values).
-- Constraint: Animation cannot be paused.
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on SetDragXYOffset me, newX, newY

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