1. Omniseek: /Computing /Programming Languages /ScriptX This is a document that covers the capabilities and features of the scriptx programming language. The depth of http://www.omniseek.com/srch/{73407}

News Sections Business Community Computing Directory ... Travel Search Engine Omniseek Multisearch Article Archives About AltaVista Ask Jeeves Euroseek Excite Google Goto HotBot Infoseek LookSmart Lycos Omniseek Snap Webcrawler Yahoo Don't forget to come back to this page and click the check mark to vote for a site! Computing /Programming Languages /ScriptX ScriptX Evaluation No Description available (http://www.man.ac.uk/MVC//SIMA/scriptx/toc.html) Choosing an Authoring Package Authoring System Software that helps developers design interactive applications, titles, or courseware more easily than with conventional programming languages. (http://www.man.ac.uk/MVC/SIMA/author/term.html) Programming Languages and Environments The Language List, an attempt to enumerate all known programming languages. With searchable index. C++ information. Sun's Java language. Silicon Graphics' Java Environment page (can download SGI port of JDK from here). (http://www.crg.cs.nott.ac.uk/~dns/prog/languages.html) ScriptX Evaluation - OOP In a standard procedural programming language, data and the code that acts on it are separate entities. A data structure may be acted on by various parts of the code (or functions). (http://www.hpctec.mcc.ac.uk/MVC/SIMA/scriptx/oop.html)

2. ScriptX 1.0 Technical Questions And Answers The scriptx programming Language is a dynamic, objectoriented programminglanguage tailored to the needs of multimedia developers. http://www.art.net/~hopkins/Don/lang/scriptx/tech-qa.html

ScriptX Technical Questions and Answers December 18, 1994 Contents General Questions What is ScriptX? What is in the ScriptX Language Kit? The ScriptX Language How does ScriptX compare to other OO languages (C++, Smalltalk)? How do I write ScriptX programs? What is the ScriptX object model? How easy is the language to learn and use? ... Can I use C++ with ScriptX? The ScriptX Core Class Library What is the ScriptX core class library? How does the ScriptX core class library compare to class libraries available with other programming languages (e.g. MFC, OWL, MacApp, or TCL)? What are the major sections of the core class library? Is the core class library rooted? ... Is source code for the core class library included? Multimedia Support What support for different types of media (bitmaps, video, audio) does ScriptX offer? What media types does ScriptX support? How is digital video handled in ScriptX? Does ScriptX support hardware video compression? ... Does ScriptX support 3D objects or sharing objects across a network? Programming Tools in ScriptX What programming tools are included with ScriptX?

3. Jocelyn Becker Worked on the scriptx programming team for a multimedia title for Calliope Media. http://www.best.com/~jocelyn/resume.html

Jocelyn Becker Los Altos, California 94024 http://www.best.com/~jocelyn/resume.html jocelyn@best.com Skills and Experience Employment History Publishing Achievements ... Education Skills and Experience I specialize in writing highly technical software documentation for programmers. I write SDK Developer Guides that contain overview sections that identify, explain and give examples for the most commonly-used classes and methods in addition to providing a detailed API reference. I have been working with object-oriented programming systems for many years and have taught object-oriented design classes. I am fluent at programming in Java and JavaScript and I develop and test programming examples to accompany all my documentation. I have a deep knowledge of HTML and style sheets and am competent at writing JSPs and servlets. I wrote "How to Program Bongo," a guide to developing Java-based end user interfaces, published by Ziff Davis in 1997. For the book, I designed and developed many Java code examples, including an extensive, incrementally updatable Java application that could be delivered using Marimba's Castanet push technology. In summary, my experience includes programming; administering web servers; writing documentation of all levels from user guide to SDK documentation; developing training courses and stand-alone tutorials; delivering class-room trainings; journalism and book publishing.

4. DreamScape Documentation is intended to serve as an example of scriptx programming and object oriented design techniques, with the caveat that http://www.catalog.com/hopkins/lang/scriptx/dream.html

DreamScape Documentation By Don Hopkins Kaleida Labs Index: Introduction Building Running Playing ... Authoring Parts Introduction This is the documentation for DreamScape, an open ended interactive multimedia simulation environment for ScriptX, also known an Actualized Fantasy Screen Waster (not to be confused with a Virtual Reality Screen Saver). The DreamScape Demo given at the Apple World Wide Developer Conference flies through its many features. DreamScape consists of rooms that can connect together in a map, and parts that can move around inside and between rooms. You can load new rooms and parts dynamically, and they can interact with you and each other in interesting, unexpected ways. The parts have simulated physical dynamic behavior. You can pick them up, move them around, and throw them, and they bounce around the room, effected by gravity and friction, colliding and interacting with each other. Parts can be animated, and articulated with registration points, so you can plug them together like legos or Mr. Potato Head. Some can even paint on the room background, and do all kinds of other magic stuff. There is an overall map showing every room, with icons of the current image of each room, and lines between linked rooms, that rubber-band when you drag the icons around. You can go to any room by clicking on its icon, and even edit the map topology, making and breaking connections between rooms, simply by bumping their icons together.

5. Jocelyn Becker Consultant Programmer Calliope Media April 1996 May 1996. Worked on thescriptx programming team for a multimedia title for Calliope Media. http://jocelyn.best.vwh.net/resume.html

Jocelyn Becker Los Altos, California 94024 http://www.best.com/~jocelyn/resume.html jocelyn@best.com Skills and Experience Employment History Publishing Achievements ... Education Skills and Experience I specialize in writing highly technical software documentation for programmers. I write SDK Developer Guides that contain overview sections that identify, explain and give examples for the most commonly-used classes and methods in addition to providing a detailed API reference. I have been working with object-oriented programming systems for many years and have taught object-oriented design classes. I am fluent at programming in Java and JavaScript and I develop and test programming examples to accompany all my documentation. I have a deep knowledge of HTML and style sheets and am competent at writing JSPs and servlets. I wrote "How to Program Bongo," a guide to developing Java-based end user interfaces, published by Ziff Davis in 1997. For the book, I designed and developed many Java code examples, including an extensive, incrementally updatable Java application that could be delivered using Marimba's Castanet push technology. In summary, my experience includes programming; administering web servers; writing documentation of all levels from user guide to SDK documentation; developing training courses and stand-alone tutorials; delivering class-room trainings; journalism and book publishing.

6. DreamScape Documentation This code is intended to serve as an example of scriptx programming and objectoriented design techniques, with the caveat that it is under development http://www.art.net/~hopkins/Don/lang/scriptx/dream.html

DreamScape Documentation By Don Hopkins Kaleida Labs Index: Introduction Building Running Playing ... Authoring Parts Introduction This is the documentation for DreamScape, an open ended interactive multimedia simulation environment for ScriptX, also known an Actualized Fantasy Screen Waster (not to be confused with a Virtual Reality Screen Saver). The DreamScape Demo given at the Apple World Wide Developer Conference flies through its many features. DreamScape consists of rooms that can connect together in a map, and parts that can move around inside and between rooms. You can load new rooms and parts dynamically, and they can interact with you and each other in interesting, unexpected ways. The parts have simulated physical dynamic behavior. You can pick them up, move them around, and throw them, and they bounce around the room, effected by gravity and friction, colliding and interacting with each other. Parts can be animated, and articulated with registration points, so you can plug them together like legos or Mr. Potato Head. Some can even paint on the room background, and do all kinds of other magic stuff. There is an overall map showing every room, with icons of the current image of each room, and lines between linked rooms, that rubber-band when you drag the icons around. You can go to any room by clicking on its icon, and even edit the map topology, making and breaking connections between rooms, simply by bumping their icons together.

7. Partners - IIS/MuVireX He works on Software Development, computational modeling and scientific visualisationand the development of Multimedia titles with scriptx programming language http://www.fernuni-hagen.de/EuropeMMM/iis.html

IIS/MuVireX 72-74 Salaminos Street Kallithea 176 75 Athens Greece Tel: +301 957 6695 Fax: + 301 957 0889 Email: ycobs@iis.forthnet.gr About IIS/MuVireX MuVireX is a Greek company which has specialised in the production of multi-media works, and in giving training in the development of multi-media works. They have considerable experience in using multi-media authoring systems,. and in particular have developed a couple of products using the ScriptX system from Kaleida. Role of IIS/MuVireX in the project IIS/MuVireX will bring to the project its expertise in Kaleida ScriptX (authoring language) in particular and in multimedia development and training in general by working with the other partners concerned with usable authoring and development tools to identify suitable authoring procedures. With their expertise in multimedia training IIS will also advise and assist in the preparation for, and evaluation of, the prototypes. Key Personnel at IIS/MuVireX Yannis Cobopoulos Nick Kladias Nick Kladias is a Mechanical Engineer who as been at IIS since 1992. He works on Software Development, computational modeling and scientific visualisation and the development of Multimedia titles with ScriptX programming language. He as previously at Xerox Corporation, Webster Research Center, New York. Nick Kladias will provide technical support to Yannis and Maria Cobopoulos and will contribute in particular to the work of the project on authoring and creation tools for multimedia.

8. Daily Spectrum 7 June 1995 We are beginning to see the tremendous advantages this new technology brings to ourcreative community. Using the scriptx programming language, developers can http://www.3dsite.com/3dsite/cgi/publications/daily-spectrum/issue23.html

9. JavaOne[sf2002] - Conference - Speakers Before joining Sun Microsystems, Inscore managed developer documentation for theXtras program at Macromedia and for the scriptx programming language at http://servlet.java.sun.com/javaone/sf2002/conf/speakers/10577-bio.en.jsp

10. MeadCo's ScriptX: Printing Programming Manual HTML Printing with scriptx what's new? New in scriptx version 5.0. Basic printingof Microsoft Office tm and Adobe Acrobat tm documents hosted in frames. http://www.meadroid.com/scriptx/docs/printdoc.htm?static

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13. MeadCo ScriptX 5.0 Programming Manual Home Advanced Printing Licensing Documentation Order. MeadCoscriptx 5.0. December, 1999. How to put scriptx on an HTML page. http://www.mswanson.com/~mswanson/ScriptX/scriptx/docs.htm

Home Advanced Printing Licensing Documentation Order MeadCo ScriptX 5.0 December, 1999 Download this document set (37Kb zip) Contents Overview How to put ScriptX on an HTML page HTML Printing General scripting extensions ... Reference Summary of examples Basic and Advanced Printing Dynamic Event Binding with JScript and VBScript Windows Scripting Host Modal HTML Dialog SafeArrays with JScript ... OleView-based Object Viewer Overview MeadCo ScriptX is a non-visual ActiveX control, originally designed to extend the scripting capabilities of the standard Microsoft Scripting Languages JScript and VBScript and add more resemblance between the two. Currently the functionality provided by ScriptX can be conditionally grouped under the following headings: HTML Printing General scripting extensions Internet Explorer specific functionality The basic functionality of ScriptX is licensed free of charge. With the ScriptX 5.0 release we added some advanced printing features which are only accessible in the presence of a paid-for MeadCo Security Manager publishing license How to put ScriptX on an HTML page ScriptX comes in two signed CABs: ScriptX.cab

14. Web Programming Languages - The first inspiration of OOPL was implemented in Simula in about 1967. In the late 1970's Smalltalk was introduced. object-oriented language for different applications, ranging from general purpose ones to multimedia to logic programming. Presto. Prograph. Python. Sather. scriptx. Self. Simula. Smalltalk http://www.iimahd.ernet.in/~jajoo/lang.htm

Web Programming Table of Contents Introduction Conclusions Languages and Interfaces Introduction This document is a survey of current and planned languages and interfaces for developing World Wide Web based applications. The principal goal of creating this document was to identify the various languages currently in use and to provide a some insight into the context in which each language is used. Secondarily, the author sought some insight into the directions that web programming was going, especially in the context of the intense publicity surrounding Sun's Java. This document does not attempt to provide in-depth tutorials on these languages and systems. It attempts to be complete in its listing of alternatives, although it has not yet succeeded at this, and provides references to more information about each. General purpose programming languages (e.g. C, C++, Objective-C, Pascal, COBOL, FORTRAN) have not been included in this survey unless I found specific uses of those languages for web programming other than conventional development of clients and servers. In most cases, only variants of such languages specialized for web programming are included here, and, in such cases, are generally listed by the variants' names. Almost as soon as this effort was started, other similar efforts were encountered. The list that follows is an incomplete listing of the efforts that I came across and used to compile this document. Unfortunately, I didn't preserve all such links.

15. MeadCo's ScriptX: Scripting Programming Manual scriptx scripting technical manual. January 2002. HTML Printing facilitiesare described in the printing manual. How to put scriptx on an HTML page. http://cfug.cshore.com/presentations/2002Nov/Templates/SXDOCS/gendocs.htm

window.expAllowStatic = true; ScriptX scripting: technical manual January 2002 Download this document set [Requires Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 or later] Contents Overview How to put ScriptX on an HTML page General scripting extensions Dynamic Event Binding (DEB) ... Reference Summary of examples Dynamic Event Binding with JScript and VBScript Windows Scripting Host Modal HTML Dialog SafeArrays with JScript ... OleView-based Object Viewer Overview MeadCo ScriptX is a non-visual ActiveX control, originally designed to extend the scripting capabilities of the standard Microsoft Scripting Languages JScript and VBScript and to add more resemblance between the two. Currently the functionality provided by ScriptX can be conditionally grouped under the following headings: HTML Printing General scripting extensions Internet Explorer specific functionality All ScriptX functionality is licensed free of charge, with the exception of the control's advanced printing features which are only accessible in the presence of a paid-for license. HTML Printing facilities are described in the printing manual How to put ScriptX on an HTML page ScriptX comes in two signed CABs: ScriptX.cab

16. Omniseek: Computing: /Computing/Programming Languages/ScriptX Top Computing programming Languages scriptx Show Sites in this topic,Sun Feb 9, 1040 am. © copyright 2001, created by Omniseek. http://computing.omniseek.com/dir/Computing/Programming_Languages/ScriptX/73407/

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18. November 1994 - DATABASE PROGRAMMING Assaf implements a scriptxbased multimedia application which was created in a way MediaDeveloperis a library of multimedia programming objects that let you http://www.ddj.com/articles/1994/9411/

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19. MMDEVX - AMK/ScriptX Discussion List programming Environment promise to be a good multimedia authoring environment. KaleidaLabs an Apple/IBM joint venture - is about to release beta scriptx code http://www.ralentz.com/old/mac/mailing-lists/amk-scriptx.html

Watch for falling links MMDEVX - AMK/ScriptX Discussion List MMDEVX is a mailing list for people interested in crossplatform multimedia development tools in general and Apple Media Kit (AMK) and Kaleida ScriptX in particular. Apple's Media Tool and Media Tool Programming Environment promise to be a good multimedia authoring environment. Kaleida Labs - an Apple/IBM joint venture - is about to release beta ScriptX code, an object oriented platform independent multimedia development and delivery tool. AMT is expected to be compatible with ScriptX in the near future, though this is not a certainty at the moment. If you are currently working with AMT/AMTPE or intend to do so and you are curious about ScriptX and want to talk about issues concerning these, this list is for you. To subscribe, send the following command to: Mail-Server@knex.mind.org SUBSCRIBE MMDEVX FirstName LastName Note that the Subject: header line is ignored. The command must appear in the body of the email text. -Gess Shankar MMDEVX List Administrator MMDEVX: AMK/ScriptX Discussion List (Created on April 20, 1994)

20. Content Object Oriented mTropolis. Special purpose programming languages scriptx;Apple Media Tool programming Environment. Card Based. Cards or http://www.cs.dal.ca/~smedley/CSCI4164/authoring/content.html

Authoring What is Authoring? Arranging media assets Defining interactivity Issues for authoring tools Editing Organising Interactivity Programming Playback and delivery Authoring Tool Issues Editing How much editing should be included in the authoring tool? Director gives basic bitmap editing, but not much else Organising Production management Storyboarding, flowcharting, etc. Asset management Interactivity Simple interactions should be simple to define Linking, branching, etc. Programming More complex interaction requires programming Tool-specific programming languages Textual Director (lingo), Apple Media Toolkit (Key) Visual programming Authorware, mTropolis General purpose programming languages Java, Visual Basic, etc. Often with a GUI development tool Playback and Delivery Is a separate player required? Is a compilation cycle required? Performance tuning features Cross-platform delivery Web delivery Custom Engines Early on most multimedia development was a variation of this Based on low-level tool, or directly on operating system Sometimes includes a custom-built authoring system Main advantages Total control over features Can be tuned to specific application Main Disadvantages Can be very expensive Harder to maintain, resulting in slower response to change

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