User Guide

exitLock 759
-- Lingo syntax
on enterFrame
if sprite(5).buttonsEnabled = TRUE then
sprite(5).eventPassMode= #passNotButton
else
sprite(5).eventPassMode = #passAlways
end if
end
// JavaScript syntax
function enterFrame() {
var btEn = sprite(5).buttonsEnabled;
if (btEn = 1) {
sprite(5).eventPassMode= symbol("passNotButton");
} else {
sprite(5).eventPassMode = symbol("passAlways");
}
}
exitLock
Usage
-- Lingo syntax
_movie.exitLock
// JavaScript syntax
_movie.exitLock;
Description
Movie property; determines whether a user can quit to the Windows desktop or Macintosh
Finder from projectors (
FALSE, default) or not (TRUE). Read/write.
The user can quit to the desktop by pressing Control+period (Windows) or Command+period
(Macintosh), Control+Q (Windows) or Command+Q (Macintosh), or Control+W (Windows)
or Command+W (Macintosh); the Escape key is also supported in Windows.
Example
This statement sets the exitLock property to TRUE:
-- Lingo syntax
_movie.exitLock = TRUE
// JavaScript syntax
_movie.exitLock = true;
Assuming that exitLock is set to TRUE, nothing occurs automatically when the Control+period/
Q/W, Esc, or Command+period/Q/W keys are used. This handler checks keyboard input for keys
to exit and takes the user to a custom quit sequence:
-- Lingo syntax
on checkExit
if ((_key.commandDown) and (_key.key = "." or _key.key = "q") and \
(_movie.exitLock = TRUE)) then _movie.go("quit sequence")
end checkExit