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Example
This statement displays a detailed property list of information about the user’s hardware:
put getRendererServices().getHardwareInfo()
-- [#present: 1, #vendor: "NVIDIA Corporation", #model: \
"32MB DDR NVIDIA GeForce2 GTS (Dell)", #version: "4.12.01.0532", \
#maxTextureSize: [2048, 2048], #supportedTextureRenderFormats: \
[#rgba8888, #rgba8880, #rgba5650, #rgba5551, #rgba5550, \
#rgba4444], #textureUnits: 2, #depthBufferRange: [16, 24], \
#colorBufferRange: [16, 32]]
See also
getRendererServices()
getHotSpotRect()
Syntax
sprite(whichQTVRSprite).getHotSpotRect(hotSpotID)
getHotSpotRect(whichQTVRSprite, hotSpotID)
Description
QuickTime VR function; returns an approximate bounding rectangle for the hot spot specified
by
hotSpotId. If the hot spot doesn’t exist or isn’t visible on the Stage, this function returns
rect(0, 0, 0, 0). If the hot spot is partially visible, this function returns the bounding rectangle for
the visible portion.
getLast()
Syntax
list.getLast()
getLast(list)
Description
List function; identifies the last value in a linear or property list specified by list.
Examples
This statement identifies the last item, 22, in the list Answers, which consists of [10, 12, 15, 22]:
put Answers.getLast()
This statement identifies the last item, 850, in the list Bids, which consists of [#Gee:750,
#Kayne:600, #Ohashi:850]:
put Bids.getLast()
getLatestNetID
Syntax
getLatestNetID
Description
This function returns an identifier for the last network operation that started.
The identifier returned by
getLatestNetID can be used as a parameter in the netDone,
netError,
and netAbort functions to identify the last network operation.