MACROMEDIA DIRECTOR MX 2004-DIRECTOR SCRIPTING Reference page 959

rightMouseUp
Usage
-- Lingo syntax
_mouse.rightMouseUp
// JavaScript syntax
_mouse.rightMouseUp;
Description
Mouse property; indicates whether the right mouse button (Windows) or the mouse button and
Control key (Macintosh) are currently not being pressed (
( ). Read-only.
FALSE
On the Macintosh,
is
TRUE.
Example
This statement checks whether the right mouse button in Windows is released and plays the
sound Click Me if it is:
-- Lingo syntax
if (_mouse.rightMouseUp) then
sound(2).play(member("Click Me"))
end if
// JavaScript syntax
if (_mouse.rightMouseUp) {
sound(2).play(member("Click Me"));
}
See also
emulateMultibuttonMouse,
romanLingo
Usage
the romanLingo
Description
System property; specifies whether Lingo uses a single-byte (
( ).
FALSE
The Lingo interpreter is faster with single-byte character sets. Some versions of Macintosh system
software—Japanese, for example—use a double-byte character set. U.S. system software uses a
single-byte character set. Normally,
determined by the local version of the system software.
If you are using a non-Roman script system but don't use any double-byte characters in your
script, set this property to
is
rightMouseUp TRUE
Mouse
romanLingo
for faster execution of your Lingo scripts.
TRUE
) or are currently being pressed
TRUE
only if the
emulateMultiButtonMouse
TRUE
is set when Director is first started and is
property
) or double-byte interpreter
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