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MEMORY MANAGEMENTinfo D5/601: unLoadMovie 6 4 elements new in Director 6.0, ! 1 contain Dictionary fixes 601 & 501, + 5 miss from the 'Appendix' 6.0 for MEMORY MANAGEMENT. Memory Management (23): freeBlock freeBytes 6 + fullColorPermit memorySize movieFileFreeSize movieFileSize preLoad preLoadEventAbort preLoadMember preLoadMovie preLoadMode of castLib 6 preLoadNetThing() preLoad of member (Video) preLoadRAM (video) 6 preLoadBuffer of member (#SWA) 6 preLoadTime of member (#SWA) loaded of member purgePriority of member size of member ramNeeded unLoad unLoadMember + unLoadMovie Idle Elements (9): cancelIdleLoad() finishIdleLoad() idleHandlerPeriod idleLoadDone() + idleLoadMode + idleLoadPeriod idleLoadTag ! idleReadChunkSize + on idle (event handler) -- 6.0 'Appendix' errors for MEMORY MANAGEMENT: Many elements are missing, see (+) above. The mentioned 'fileSize of member' is non-existant, use 'size of member' instead.
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freeBlock
system memory property
5.0 Dictionary Error:
"See Also" mentions: 'fontSize of field cast member property'. ;)
Should read: 'See Also: the size of member property'.
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freeBytes
system memory property
5.0 Dictionary Error:
"See Also" mentions: 'fontSize of field cast member property'. ;-)
...should read:
'size of member'.New in the '501 ReadMe':
On Macintosh there is said to be some dependancy between what the 'freeBytes' property indicates and the 'Use System Temporary Memory' setting in Director's preferences or in the projector's options, but I don't quite understand it... ;)
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preLoadMovie
movie file preloading property
5.0 Dictionary Error:
The Dictionary: 'This command preloads the specified movie entirely into memory.'
Should read: 'preLoadMovie' will only preload the castMembers that are in the FIRST FRAME of the specified movie, plus any castLib of that movie which has a setting of 'Preload: Before Frame One' (in the 'Movie Cast' dialog box).
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unLoadMovie
movie unloading command
TIP: John Dowdell from Macromedia Tech Support: "The new 'unloadMovie' command is only needed if you've done background loading of the next movie and wish to change your mind. When branching from movie to movie the old movie is automatically unloaded for you ... it's better to use complete pathnames".
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