Charles nice...
If it not crashes and then leaves you with altered (non cleaned up) LAN
/ IE proxy settings so you can't connect to the net anymore... figure that.
Wireshark all the way. It even decrypts AMF0 data. For the peolple whom
never use wireshark...
choose an interface from the captu
Thank you Glen, both of your replies have been helpful
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I wonder if Flash local connection in iPhone's environment could be
faked similarly like in this example (using Win32 API):
http://osflash.org/localconnection
Allowing bidirectional messages between Flash and a native iPhone
application could be (a tricky and still limited) overcome to the
limited
You need to use a "fixed" width for the text field rather than autosize
and you can also use the textWidth / textHeight on TextField. Maybe if
you set the width to a maximum first, add your text, then if the text is
too long, "square" your text field off a little. I am sorry, text
metrics ma
Hello Glen,
On Fri, Oct 9, 2009 at 2:51 PM, Glen Pike wrote:
> You can get the text metrics - |flash.text.TextField.getLineMetrics()|
>
> Have a look in the docs about this class it's quite useful. Watch out for
> the obligatory 2px gutter around your text..
> Alexander Farber wrote:
>> (my
I have an HTML component in an AIR app. I load a page into it, but how can I
print the contents of that page? I've tried this which works, but my page is
cropped strangely (I get the top left corner of the page - clipping contents
to the right and I don't come close to getting the whole page):
fun
I use WireShark
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Hi,
You can get the text metrics - |flash.text.TextField.getLineMetrics()|
Have a look in the docs about this class it's quite useful. Watch
out for the obligatory 2px gutter around your text..
Glen
Alexander Farber wrote:
Hello,
how do you please find out the width of a string i
On Thu, Oct 8, 2009 at 3:09 PM, Merrill, Jason
wrote:
> The following native device APIs and
> functionality are supported:
>
> MultiTouch
> Screen Orientation
> Saving images to Photo Library
> Accelerometer
> Geo-location
> Cut / Copy / Paste
>
> More info here:
> http://labs.adobe.com/wiki/ind
Hello,
how do you please find out the width of a string in a TextField?
I have a Sprite representing a comic bubble
(my code available at http://pastebin.com/m6d9f4087 )
and use a TextField with TextFieldAutoSize.LEFT
there to accomodate the text.
I would like to shrink the TextField's width tho
I like Charles too.
It's easy to use, it saved me time and it's worth every penny.
John
Chris Foster wrote:
I like using 'Charles' - an HTTP sniffer from http://xk72.com/
C:
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Hi,
I have managed to use "Policy File Logging" for flash on Linux - you
can set up your local "mm.cfg" file to enable this and pipe out stuff to
a log file - this might help you see what is being requested and denied.
There are some useful instructions here:
http://www.adobe.com/d
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