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Newcomers to scripting are often challenged by the Conditional Command their first few times The key concept is this: The Compare test you define will be evaluated to see if it is true There are MANY ways to establish the test, more than just checking to see if something is equal to 1 or zero For example: You could use a Compare to check for a GPRM value which signifies where in the Menu structure you are 1 means Menu 1, 2 means Menu 2, etc This could then be used to direct navigation precisely back to a specific Menu Element; or You could check for the value of SPRM 7, to see which was the last chapter marker passed that value could be used to JUMP back into the Track to that chapter point, if you didn t want to use resume ; or You could check for the value of SPRM 8 to see what was the last button pressed on a menu and set it to the next button value (these are in steps of 1024, by the way), thereby advancing the menu button highlight to the NEXT button in series;

Classes and Interfaces javaxswingborderBorderFactory javaxswingJLabel Methods static Border createLineBorder(color lineColor) String getText( ) void setBorder(Border border) void setDisabledIcon(Icon disIcon) void setEnabled(boolean state) void setHorizontalAlignment(int horzAlign) void setVerticalAlignment(int vertAlign) void setText(String msg)

DVD Commands generally correspond to two types: navigation commands and presentation commands Navigation Commands make the DVD change where it is playing, and Presentation Commands make it change how or what it is playing, by adjusting audio, subtitles, angles, etc The few commands that don t fit this description perform general functions, like changing the mode of a GPRM, or exiting The following Script Commands are available (see Fig 13-16)

JLabel creates a Swing label It is Swing s simplest component because it does not respond to user interaction Although JLabel is very easy to use, it does support many features and it allows a substantial amount of customization, making it possible to create very sophisticated labels For example, a label s contents can be aligned horizontally and vertically, a label can use HTML, it can be disabled, and it can contain an icon A label can also have a border Frankly, the inherent simplicity of JLabel makes it easy to overlook its more subtle features This recipe demonstrates how to create and manage various types of JLabels

Figure 13-16 Command select pop-up (top of Command Line Inspector)

Every new command line contains a NOP command by default The NOP Command ( No Operation ) is nothing more than a placeholder it keeps the command slot occupied until it can be replaced by a real command Leaving a NOP command in your DVD project is a sloppy technique, as many DVD players react badly when they encounter this command, sometimes stopping immediately during playback!

To create and manage a Swing label involves these steps: 1 Create an instance of JLabel, specifying the text and/or icon that will be displayed within the label You can also specify the horizontal alignment if desired 2 To put a border around a label, call setBorder( ) 3 To align the contents of the label vertically, call setVerticalAlignment( ) To set the horizontal alignment after the label has been constructed, call setHorizontalAlignment( ) 4 To disable/enable a label, call setEnabled( )

JUMP commands are navigation commands, pure and simple They cause the DVD to navigate immediately from the current location to the new location specified in the Jump To command target in Pane 2 This new location can be a Menu or Button, a Track, Story or Marker, a Slideshow or Slide, or even another Script The rare exception seems to be targeting a Button over Video within a Track element Jump Commands may be made Conditional if the Compare Command is activated, and a comparison programmed (see Fig 13-17) If the Compare Command equates to True, then the Jump Command will be executed If not true, the command is skipped, and the Script continues to the next Command Line, looking for another valid command

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JUMP commands (not JUMP Indirect ) must directly specify the destination they are jumping to, unless the GPRM based option is activated In this

5 To change the text within a label, call setText( ) To obtain the text within a label, call getText( ) 6 To use HTML within a label, begin the text with <html>