Hello :)
In the FP9 you can find 2 virtual machines, one for the AS3 and one for the
AS1/2 .. you can use AS1/2 or AS3 code but not the AS3 and the AS1/2 in the
same time :)
If you want communicate between your SWFs running in AVM1 and AVM2.. you
must use the LocalConnection class :)
a french article about this :
http://www.envrac.org/index.php/2006/07/07/98-as3-avm1-et-avm2
You can too read the article about the ApplicationDomain :
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/2/langref/flash/system/ApplicationDomain.html
EKA+ :)
2007/4/7, Michael Mudge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I've got an AS 2.0 (Flash 8) SWF that creates a class, and traces a
property on that class... Something like this:
foo = new Thingy();
trace(foo.test);
All the class does is initialize that property; something like this:
class Thingy {
public var test:String;
public function Thingy() {
test = "hello";
}
}
This is pretty basic stuff -- and it works as expected. When run, it
simply traces "hello". I then create an AS3 / Flash 9 app that loads
the aforementioned SWF... Something like this:
As2thing = new Loader();
addChild(As2thing);
As2thing.load(new URLRequest("as2thing.swf"));
Then suddenly, as2thing.swf doesn't quite behave the same; the Thingy's
constructor doesn't get called -- it traces "undefined" instead. Any
idea why?
- Kipp
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