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ResultVariable


When adding an action with the script editor, you can use this field to specify a variable that the return value will be stored in.


See also: Related Actions


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Video.GetProperties

OverviewExamples

table Video.GetProperties ( string ObjectName )


De s cr ip t ion


Returns a table containing the properties of a video object.


P arame t er s


ObjectName


(string) The name of the video object.


Re t u r n s


(table) A table containing the video's properties, indexed by the following keys:


CONSTANT


VALUE DESCRIPTION


CONTROL_PANEL_NONE


0


The video object will have no control panel.


CONTROL_PANEL_STANDARD


1


The standard control panel will be shown.


CONTROL_PANEL_CUSTOM


2


A custom 'skin' will be applied to the standard control panel.


CONSTANT


VALUE DESCRIPTION


STRETCH_MODE


0


The movie loaded in the video object will stretch to fill the entire region of the video object (the aspect ratio of the movie will match the aspect ratio of the video object).


MAINTAIN_ASPECT


1


The movie loaded will maintain it's aspect ratio regardless of the aspect ratio of the video object.



KEY


TYPE DESCRIPTION


ObjectName


string


The name of the video object.


VideoFile


string


The currently loaded video file.


MaskFile


string


The path of the image to be used as the object mask.


ApplyCustomMask


boolean


True if a mask file should be used, false if it should not be.


ScalingMode


number


How the movie will 'fit' inside the video object:


CPStyle


number


How the control panel will appear:


SkinFile


string


The path to the skin file to be used if CPStyle is set to


CONSTANT


VALUE DESCRIPTION


TIME_NONE


0


No time display will be shown.


TIME_ELAPSED


1


The time elapsed will be displayed.


TIME_LENGTH


2


The length of the movie loaded will be displayed.


TIME_BOTH


3


Both the time elapsed and the movie length will be displayed.



CONTROL_PANEL_CUSTOM.


CPTime


number


How the time information will be displayed on the control panel:


PanelColor


number


The color of the control panel.


TextColor


number


The color of the text (e.g. displayed time) displayed on the control panel.


ControlButtons


boolean


True if buttons will be displayed on the control panel, false if it will not be.


Slider


boolean


True if a slider will be displayed on the control panel, false if it will not be.


AutoStart


boolean


True if the video object will automatically play the loaded movie as soon as the page or dialog is shown, false if it will not.


Loop


boolean


True if the movie will restart when it ends, false if it will not.


Border


boolean


True if a border will be shown around the video object, false if one will not be shown.


Enabled


boolean


True if the video object is enabled, false if it is not.


Visible


boolean


True if the video object is visible, false if it is not.


X


number


The horizontal position (in pixels) of the top left corner of the video object in relation to the current page or dialog.


Note: The top left corner of the current page or dialog has an X value of 0


CONSTANT


VALUE DESCRIPTION


CURSOR_ARROW


0


Standard mouse arrow cursor.


CURSOR_HAND


1


Hand cursor.


CURSOR_BLACK_ARROW


2


Black arrow cursor.


CURSOR_CROSSHAIR


3


Crosshair cursor.


CURSOR_EXPLORE


4


Explore cursor.


CURSOR_HELP


5


Help cursor.


CURSOR_MAGNIFY


6


Magnify cursor.


CURSOR_MEDIA


7


Media cursor.


CURSOR_MONEY


8


Money cursor.


CURSOR_NOTEPAD


9


Notepad cursor.


CURSOR_PENCIL


10


Pencil cursor.


CURSOR_PRINTER


11


Printer cursor.


CURSOR_SPEAKER


12


Speaker cursor.


CURSOR_UP_ARROW


13


Up arrow cursor.



Y


number


The vertical position (in pixels) of the top left corner of the video object in relation to the current page or dialog.


Note: The top left corner of the current page or dialog has a Y value of 0


Width


number


The width (in pixels) of the video object.


Height


number


The height (in pixels) of the video object.


Cursor


number


The mouse cursor that will be displayed when the mouse is over the video object:


CONSTANT


VALUE DESCRIPTION


SND_NONE


0


No click sound.


SND_STANDARD


1


Standard click sound.


SND_CUSTOM


2


Custom click sound.


CONSTANT


VALUE DESCRIPTION


SND_NONE


0


No highlight sound.


SND_STANDARD


1


Standard highlight sound.


SND_CUSTOM


2


Custom highlight sound.



ResizeLeft


boolean


True if the left side of the object will move when the application is resized, false if it is not.


ResizeRight


boolean


True if the right side of the object will move when the application is resized, false if it is not.


ResizeTop


boolean


True if the top of the object will move when the application is resized, false if it is not.


ResizeBottom


boolean


True if the bottom of the object will move when the application is resized, false if it is not.


HighlightSound


number


The type of sound that will be played when the mouse moves over the video object.


HighlightSoundFile


string


The path to the video object's custom highlight sound file. If the video object does not use a custom sound, this value will be an empty string ("").


ClickSound


number


The type of sound that will be played when the mouse clicks the video object.


ClickSoundFile


string


The path to the video object's custom click sound file. If the video object does not use a custom sound, this value will be an empty string ("").


WindowHandle


number


The integer value that represents the object's window. (Commonly referred to as an hWnd.)


If the object cannot be found, nil will be returned. You can use Application.GetLastError to determine whether this action failed, and why.


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