If a single DisplayObject instance is added to LzResourceLibrary, it
won't be possible to display that resource for more than one view,
because a DisplayObject can only have exactly one parent. And we also
need to consider how to make dynamic resources work in DHTML - adding a
DisplayObject won't work here. Maybe providing a user hook is
sufficient, so a simple function to resolve resource names which is
called before (or after) the LzResourceLibrary entry is looked up.
- André
On 3/4/2010 12:51 AM, Henry Minsky wrote:
Thanks Andre!
I was just trying to create an example for Antun for creating a custom
class like this.
If we want to make it easier for people to dynamically at resources at
runtime,
maybe we should extend the mechanism in LzResourceLibrary to support
instances of DisplayObject, rather than requiring a class. Then we could
add an API
for defining a resource at runtime.
On Wed, Mar 3, 2010 at 6:42 PM, André Bargull <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
By installing a custom class as a 'fake resource', I could
successfully use a drawview based cursor in swf10. I've attached an
example application.
I think the application is pretty self explanatory except for line
where I add the entry for the 'fake resource':
LzResourceLibrary['mycursor'] = {assetclass: CursorSprite};
LzResourceLibrary is an internal map which holds all resources by
name. Each entry in that map is an object referring to a class for
the resource, in our case we want to point to the custom class
CursorSprite. After changing the global cursor to 'mycursor' by
calling lz.Cursor.setCursorGlobal('mycursor'), a new instance of
CursorSprite is created and used for the cursor.
- André
Hi all,
I need to be able to paramaterize some components of a cursor. I
can set
the cursor by first declaring a named resource this:
<resource name="waitcursor" src="lzwaitcursor_rsc.swf"/>
... then setting the cursor globally by calling:
lz.Cursor.setCursorGlobal('waitcursor');
Rather than using an image for the cursor, I'm thinking of
drawing it
with the drawview, then using SWF9 APIs to extract the BitmapData
object. I can do this already in OL and set the BitmapData
object to a
view, to display it. But in this case, I'd need to somehow set
the data
for a named resource.
Any ideas on how to go about this?
Thanks,
Antun
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Henry Minsky
Software Architect
[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
