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Rob: /* Target References{{anchor|references}} */

2008-12-08T01:20:50Z

Target References{{anchor|references}}

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	==Target References{{anchor\|references}}==		==Target References{{anchor\|references}}==

	The "scene" script context applies equally to panels, forms, and sheets. However, there are some important behavioral differences between those three visual elements that impact how certain target references operate for each, and those ~~different~~ are detailed below. The complete list of target references for scenes is presented in the table below.		The "scene" script context applies equally to panels, forms, and sheets. However, there are some important behavioral differences between those three visual elements that impact how certain target references operate for each, and those differences are detailed below. The complete list of target references for scenes is presented in the table below.

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Rob: Scene Context Transitions moved to Scene Context

2008-12-07T23:31:12Z

Scene Context Transitions moved to Scene Context

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Rob at 23:30, 7 December 2008

2008-12-07T23:30:53Z

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-{{context|Kit Reference|Context Transitions}}
+{{contextmulti|Kit Reference}}
-See Also: [[Scene Target References]]
+Jump to: [[#references|Target References]]
 From within a "scene" context, you can utilize the following set of valid context transitions:
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 :{| class="infotable"
 |class="leftnormal"|layout[''id'']
-|Transitions to the [[Layout Context Transitions|layout context]] corresponding to the layout within the current scene that possesses the ''id'' specified. If the layout does not exist within the scene, the transition fails to resolve.<br>
+|Transitions to the [[Layout Context|layout context]] corresponding to the layout within the current scene that possesses the ''id'' specified. If the layout does not exist within the scene, the transition fails to resolve.<br>
 Example: this.layout[mylayout]
 |-
 |container
-|Transitions to the [[Container Context Transitions|container context]] corresponding to the container to which the scene applies, whether it be an actor or a gizmo.<br>
+|Transitions to the [[Container Context|container context]] corresponding to the container to which the scene applies, whether it be an actor or a gizmo.<br>
 Example: this.container<br>
 {{note}}After transitioning, access within the new container context will be read-only and limited in what information can be retrieved.<br>
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 |-
 |hero
-|Transitions to the [[Hero Context Transitions|hero context]] corresponding to the hero to which the scene applies.<br>
+|Transitions to the [[Hero Context|hero context]] corresponding to the hero to which the scene applies.<br>
 Example: this.hero<br>
 {{note}}After transitioning, access within the new hero context will be read-only and limited in what information can be retrieved.<br>
 {{note}}This transition can only be used as the '''first''' transition when within a visual script.
 |-
 |}

Rob: New page: {{context|Kit Reference|Context Transitions}} See Also: Scene Target References From within a "scene" context, you can utilize the following set of valid context transitions: :{| cl...

2008-12-07T13:06:17Z

New page: {{context|Kit Reference|Context Transitions}} See Also: Scene Target References From within a "scene" context, you can utilize the following set of valid context transitions: :{| cl...

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{{context|Kit Reference|Context Transitions}}

See Also: [[Scene Target References]]

From within a "scene" context, you can utilize the following set of valid context transitions:

:{| class="infotable"
|class="leftnormal"|layout[''id'']
|Transitions to the [[Layout Context Transitions|layout context]] corresponding to the layout within the current scene that possesses the ''id'' specified. If the layout does not exist within the scene, the transition fails to resolve. 
Example: this.layout[mylayout]
|-
|container
|Transitions to the [[Container Context Transitions|container context]] corresponding to the container to which the scene applies, whether it be an actor or a gizmo. 
Example: this.container 
{{note}}After transitioning, access within the new container context will be read-only and limited in what information can be retrieved. 
{{note}}This transition can only be used as the '''first''' transition when within a visual script.
|-
|hero
|Transitions to the [[Hero Context Transitions|hero context]] corresponding to the hero to which the scene applies. 
Example: this.hero 
{{note}}After transitioning, access within the new hero context will be read-only and limited in what information can be retrieved. 
{{note}}This transition can only be used as the '''first''' transition when within a visual script.
|-
|}