If you are loading an AS2 SWF into an AS2 swf, you can cast the loaded
SWF to a class of your choice by using the __proto__ method which is
shown below:
Then you write a class that has an enter frame / tick, etc. to monitor
playback and cast your loaded SWF to an instance of this (Animation is
my class that monitors the _currentframe, etc.):
private var _player:MovieClip;
private var _currentAnim:Animation;
private var _loader:MovieClipLoader;
private function _loadAnim(file:String):Void {
_loader.addListener(this);
_loader.loadClip(file, _player);
}
//Implement MovieClipLoader listener functions
private function onLoadInit(pClip:MovieClip) {
_loader.removeListener(this);
_player.stop();
_player.__proto__ = Animation.prototype;
_player.__constructor__ = Animation;
_player.__constructor__.apply(_player);
_player._lockroot = true;
_currentAnim = Animation(_player);
_currentAnim.addEventListener("animend", Delegate.create(this,
_playNextIntro));
_currentAnim.rewind();
_currentAnim.stop();
}
If you are loading into an AS3 swf, you can't do this and I am not sure,
but I guess you do have to do the onEnterFrame work around.
Paul Andrews wrote:
AS2.0 question:
I have some AS2.0 swfs supplied to me (generated by captivate) that
are loaded as part of my application. Unfortunately they don't have a
stop() on the last frame, so they loop. Fortunately they are
completely linear, so they play through from start to finish (and over
again).
I'd like to have them stop when they reach the last frame. About the
only way to do it that I can think of is to use onEnterFrame to
monitor the playhead of the loaded swf and and stop it when it hits
that last frame. Am I missing any other way of doing this?
I'm trying to avoid having the swfs regenerated.
AS3.0 question.
Currently my main application is written using AS 3.0 and having AS2.0
swf supplied was a bit of an unexpected surprise. I realise that AS3.0
cannot directly control an AS2.0 swf that's been loaded, but are there
any completely reliable solutions to communicating between these to
allow the AS3.0 application to send one-way messages to the AS2.0 swf?
Thanks,
Paul
[The swfs are actually swf versions of powerpoint slides. Sadly every
mechanism I can find for generating swf from powerpoint or via screen
capture only creates AS2.0 based swfs]
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