Ruslan Zasukhin wrote:
>> tErrorCode = SetObjectData(tCursorRef, tFieldRef, tObjectRef)
> You mean put db field value directly into property of Object ?
>
> Then your syntax better looks as:
>
> cursor.SetProperty( ObjectRef, fieldNameOrIndex )
>
> or:
>
> cursor.SetProperties( ObjectRef )
> -- fill all properties of object with the same names
> as cursor fields.
>
> yes ?
Not quite...I want to stick the ACTUAL object into a Blob...then retrieve it
later (of course)...
I make runtime generated apps...all data stored in a DB file, birthed into
objects on the fly...and how it would fly if your marvelous engine was
driving it...
Basically, the way you have SetMedia working, but for any Director object
type, so it would need 2 fields (internally) kObjectType (eg, #string,
#object, #image) and kObjectData (what was actually in the ram allocated to
that object within Director)...
Martin/Andy - help me to explain this please ...
Later.
Elias.
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