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C1017 - Why does Authorware sometimes say an icon doesn't exist when I refer to it with the @ symbol? by - Joseph Ganci It isn't the fact
that it's a calculation icon. You probably have it set up as a feedback to
a conditional response. That's the problem - the title of the icon is also
the expression or variable you are using to activate the response. One way to do it works
if you know which child the conditional response is. By child, I refer to
the order from left to right of the feedbacks attached to the Interaction
icon. So, if your conditional response is the first one attached to the Interaction
icon called "parent", you can use the following code to determine if it was
ever matched: icon := ChildNumToID(@"parent",
1) This uses the ChildNumToID
function (obviously). I didn't think this one through too hard, so you might
consider this a quick and dirty method. There might be a better way. |