--
-- Lingo DOM syntax handlers for all 'go' commands
-- Ken Loge - http://diginoodles.com
--

-- go to frame 1 of a Director Movie
on mouseUp me
  _movie.go(1)
end

-- go to a frame labeled "welcome"
-- of a Director Movie
on mouseUp me
  _movie.go("welcome")
end

-- go to a frame labeled "welcome"
-- of a Director Movie
on mouseUp me
  _movie.go(marker("welcome"))
end

-- go to a frame labeled "welcome"
-- of a Director Movie
on mouseUp me
  _movie.go(label("welcome"))
end

-- go to the next marker in a movie
on mouseUp me
  _movie.goNext()
end

-- go to the previous marker in a movie
on mouseUp me
  _movie.goPrevious()
end

-- go to the first marker in a movie
on mouseUp me
  _movie.marker(1)
end

-- go to the third marker in a movie
on mouseUp me
  _movie.marker(1 + 2)
end

-- go to the closest previous marker in a movie
on mouseUp me
  _movie.goLoop()
end

-- go to frame 1 of an external Director Movie
-- named "ExtMovie".
on mouseUp me
  _movie.go(1 , "ExternalMovie")
end

-- go to a frame labeled "intro" of an
-- external Director Movie named "ExtMovie".
on mouseUp me
  _movie.go("intro" , "ExtMovie")
end


-- USING PLAY AND PLAY DONE - METHOD 1
-- The next two handlers work together

-- go to a frame labeled "part 2", but remember
-- the frame where "play" was called
on mouseUp me
  _movie.play("part 2")
end

-- return to the frame and movie where the "play"
-- command was issued
on mouseUp me
  play done
end

-- NOTE: '_movie.playDone()' should work in the example above, but
-- is broken in Director MX 2004. For now the old style syntax of
-- 'play done' will work until the issue is fixed, probably in the
-- next version of Director.


-- USING PLAY AND PLAY DONE - METHOD 2
-- The next two handlers work together

-- go to a frame labeled "part 2", but remember
-- the frame and movie where "play" was called
on mouseUp me
  _movie.play("part 2", "ExtMovie")
end

-- return to the frame and movie where the "play"
-- command was issued
on mouseUp me
  play done
end