Hi
I'm creating an application which use multiples modules (swf files) in
flash mx 2004 pro.
Each module (swf) is made in Flash Pro with many forms screens (and a
shared library with my personnals components used in screens).
The main application call a method which use the MovieClipLoader object
and which check if all forms of the module are correctly loaded (in a
setInterval because after the onLoadInit method all screens are not
completely loaded, but only the first one).
When all seems ok, I create my module object with it's classes and I
load it's model, then it's controller, then an XML language file (with
XML.load and setInterval into), then I init each form screen into the
module file and I load the main screen of the module.
This works well, but sometimes all the screens appears for the first to
the last before my init functions. All is good after due to my init and
main screen functions, but when loading I've the display of all the
forms (like a double click on le module swf) and the error message "A
script in the movie is causing Macromedia Flash to run slowly ...." due
to the length for the display of all the screens !
I've this problem with big module which contains many forms and too when
memory is used a lot it seems.
Someone to solve this problem ? or have the same experience ?
or solution to "rewrite" my code ?
Thanks :)
Note :
- main application 400 ko (with all classes)
- shared library (used in main application and in all modules) : 190 ko
- language file xml : 30 ko max. each
- module swf file : 80 ko max. each (components are in the shared library)
All classes are put into the main application and modules classes called
only when module is loaded.
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Benjamin
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