len0x
17th December 2003, 15:20
I kinda lost here. Before 1.5.10.1 this used to work:
VirtialDub.subset.Delete()
VirtialDub.subset.AddRange(...)
Now it doesn't anymore because AddRange is adding the range to full movie which is not cleared by Delete(). So I had to do this:
VirtialDub.subset.Clear()
VirtialDub.subset.AddRange(...)
It would be ok if it wasn't for generic scripting I was using: .Delete() was added to every script I was using to clear the selection, but not remove the movie from output. Now if I replace it with Clear() without AddRange() I don't get any output.
So the question: is there a generic way of scripting usage with and without AddRange() ?
VirtialDub.subset.Delete()
VirtialDub.subset.AddRange(...)
Now it doesn't anymore because AddRange is adding the range to full movie which is not cleared by Delete(). So I had to do this:
VirtialDub.subset.Clear()
VirtialDub.subset.AddRange(...)
It would be ok if it wasn't for generic scripting I was using: .Delete() was added to every script I was using to clear the selection, but not remove the movie from output. Now if I replace it with Clear() without AddRange() I don't get any output.
So the question: is there a generic way of scripting usage with and without AddRange() ?