Odp: FLASH: BUG? (is: handler execution)

[axel]

> Ah ha!  Now I see what YOU mean.  But this "Go to" is not a "Command go to"

> it is a "Playhead go to" - do you see what I mean?  It is not telling the

> command line to go to another line to look for it's next instruction.  It is

> instead telling the "Playhead of the movie" to go to a different spot in the

> movie.

OK


> Then the "command line" continues, and the next command in line is

> another command "to the playhead" telling it to move again.

Why continues? Shouldn't stop script execution? Wouldn't be better? Is that execution REALLY NECESSARY?



> Like as if a film projector were attached to a program.  The program

> proceeds line by line, telling the projector what to do.  At one point, the

> program tells it "go to frame 3".  But it is telling the "projector" to go

> to scene 3, it is not telling itself, the program, to go to scene 3.

I don't want it. It must show current frame ;)

I don't need "jumping" over the code.

I only want handler to stop code execution after recognizing "special" instructions like STOP, GOTO (after setting next frame

variable - "playhead")


I want clear, simple code execution. Without unnecessary "else", just with block brackets "{}". Without problems in the future .


Now, do you see what i mean?



> Did that make any more sense?  I see where you are coming from, but it is a

> different kind of "go to" entirely...

I know that. ;)  I know the way it works. I suppose if changing this wouldn't be better. Just for "unity" with jscript ;)


axel



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