if you use date in this context MovieClip.prototype.age = new Date(); and
you want incremental values, you should pass in some parameters like hour,
minutes, seconds and milliseconds...check documentation on this...

As to the XML data being asynchronous, so you mean I don't actually have
to use gotoAndPlay()?  I can just start off with a stop(); and set up the
event code?

that's correct...you certainly want to set up event handlers...


On 3/27/07, Michael King <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Hello,

Thanks for the response.  So by using prototype, I could set the date on
it, and at the very least get rid of the simple object I'm creating for
the array, and just go directly to the array?

Something like:

MovieClip.prototype.age = new Date();

Or is there something else I need to do to make sure it has an increasing
date with each loop?

As to the XML data being asynchronous, so you mean I don't actually have
to use gotoAndPlay()?  I can just start off with a stop(); and set up the
event code?

I did it the way it is now because I need to use the code with two
possible ways - an XML packet from a socket, or an XML request from a PHP
script hitting a MySQL backend (this would facilitate "replaying" events,
whereas the socket would be the live-events-as-they-happen version).

Again, thanks for the response, I'm hoping I can keep this in Flash, as it
presents a wonderful way to have multiple clients viewing the same data,
with a much smaller effect on the server than other methods -- I also
don't know C/C++ very well. :)


Thanks,

Michael King
CSIRT - Developer
Security Incident Response Group
Humana Inc.
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Hi Michael,
one thing that stands out right away is the use of prototype...if i'm not
mistaken, this will make these variables available to all movie
clips...even
ones that don't use the markers you're speaking of...the other thing is
that
loading of xml data is asynchronous, so you just burning cycles by looping
this way...i would use set interval to manage the removal of the clips
...it's far more efficient...

just my .02




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