> The SWF file that is being created (after MTASC and SWFMILL) consists of ONE
> frame i.e. Flash.totalFrames = 1 (where as if I use the original file from
> the pdf2swf program I get the actual 12 frames.
That is correct -- you're importing a 12 frame MovieClip (SWF) into a
1 frame SWF. The one in the library still has 12, so the problem must
be somewhere else.
I can't see why it doesn't seem to work for you, everything looks fine
from what I see. What's the behaviour it's giving you? Does it show
something? If you add some debug output to your entry point or
elsewhere, does it trace?
Mark
On 3/1/07, Joseph Donth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>
> My problem seems to be in the way I am "mtasc"ing and "swmill"ing the
> application. If you'll indulge me:
>
> I am taking a PDF file and running it through swftools's pdf2swf program.
> This is creating a 12 frame SWF file from my test pdf.
> I am then trying to use MTASC and SWFMILL to create a SWF file that I can
> control via the ocx to print each page (actually I want to be able to print
> the first page, ask the user if it printed correctly and if so, print the
> remainder of the document. (In my example, pages 2 thru 12).
>
> The SWF file that is being created (after MTASC and SWFMILL) consists of ONE
> frame i.e. Flash.totalFrames = 1 (where as if I use the original file from
> the pdf2swf program I get the actual 12 frames.
>
> I'm guessing I don't understand what I'm doing (which I don't) to build this
> application correctly.
>
> Why did I go from a 12 frame SWF to a single frame SWF?
>
> I hope this explains my problem and I also hope that someone has the time to
> give a newbee a hand.
>
> Thanks,
> Joe
>
>
> My three files are as follows:
>
> application.xml
> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?>
>
>
> <movie version="8" width="240" height="170" framerate="30">
> <background color="#ffffff"/>
> <clip import="build/classes.swf" />
> <frame>
> <library>
> <clip id="Application" class="Application" />
> <clip id="Project" class="Project" import="src/library/test.swf" />
> </library>
> <place id="Application" name="app" x="0" y="0" depth="1000" />
> </frame>
> </movie>
>
>
> application.as
> class Application extends MovieClip {
> function onLoad (){
> attachMovie ("Project", "project", 1000);
> }
> }
>
> project.as
> import flash.external.ExternalInterface;
>
> class Project extends MovieClip {
> var dateField:TextField;
>
>
> function Project(){
> createTextField("dateField",1,0,0,100,25);
> dateField.text = "";
> if(ExternalInterface.available){
> ExternalInterface.addCallback("setDate", this, callMe);
> ExternalInterface.addCallback("doPrint", this, DoPrint);
> }
> }
>
> function setDate(value) {
> dateField.text = value;
> }
>
> function onLoad(){
> ExternalInterface.call("Ready");
> }
>
>
> function DoPrint(){
> print(Project,"bframe");
> }
> }
>
> build command batch file ( Note: %1 = c:\devel\flash\test\project.as )
> @echo off
> rem Set "loc" to the Path of the file (i.e. c:\devel\flash\test\)
> set loc=%~p1
>
> rem Set "name" to the Name of the file (i.e. project.as)
> set name=%~n1%~x1
>
> rem define the location(s) of the MTASC library directories
> set base=c:\devel\flash\std
> set base8=c:\devel\flash\std8
>
> mtasc -version 8 -swf classes.swf -header 1:1:30 -cp %loc% -cp %base% -cp
> %base8% Application.as %1
>
> swfmill simple %loc%application.xml %loc%final.swf
>
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