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boolean Flash.IsEnabled ( |
enabled = Flash.IsEnabled("Animagic");
Stores true in a variable named "enabled" if the "Animagic" Flash object is enabled, and false if it is disabled.
bFlash1Enabled = Flash.IsEnabled("Flash1");
Checks whether the "Flash1" Flash object is enabled or disabled, and sets the bFlash1Enabled variable to either true or false, accordingly.
Tip: Starting a variable name with "b" is a technique that programmers use to help themselves remember that a variable contains a boolean value.
See also: Related Actions