I'm not sure of the correct answer (and have to agree with the
previous post, big text probably means external files) but I imagine
they fit into one of the standard Variable formats below the scene so
either:
65535 characters (Unlikely to be this one) or
16777215 characters or
4294967295 characters.
Dan
On 14 Apr 2006, at 14:02, elibol wrote:
My two cents, I mean, 3 megs, that's like the size of the flash
player. It's
probably better to use Flash as just the presentation layer and
keep any
large amounts of data on the serverside or the shell the swf is
embedded
in. I don't know the capabilities of SWF Studio, but it definitely
doesn't
seem like it would be capable of this sort of a thing. I'm thinking
it might
just be that one has to program a shell app that embeds the main
swf as a
view to the likes of an MVC pattern. I don't really know how to
program in
lower level languages but I have read many books that have related
topics
which were written and demonstrated in C/C++/SmallTalk/Java.
Syntactically
they aren't all that different from Actionscript. Realistically
though,
there is no way in hell you would go with something like this
right? Damn.
Well, AS 3.0 is as beasty as Java. I've done alot of benchmark
testing with
both and they are pretty much identical in speed, and both are
about 20
times faster than the first ASVM. There is hope ;) I've seen some
desktop
app that Jessie wrote so it's possible to deploy Flex 2.0 apps for the
desktop. I'm thinking if you went with AS 3.0 you could pimp this
project.
Bottom line is if you listen to me you will probably never make the
deadline. You might not even be able to do what you're trying to
do. What
exactly is it that you are trying to do?
M.
On 4/13/06, André Goliath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi List,
just wondering if anyone knows the exact size (in chars) a String
literal
may have?
I noticed that 3MB is definitly too big ;)
My App (OCX wrapped wihth SWF Studio) just quitted silently.
If I save the contents to disk and clear the literal from time to
time it
works well.
Regards,
André
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