Once you defined
NS_LITERAL_CSTRING(s) as
static_cast(nsLiteralCString(s))
const char kSomeData[] = {5,5,6,6}; which is no a literal string can be
passed to the constructor [1].
Non-null terminated data may cause some unexpected behavior.
[1]
https://dxr.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/source/xpco
There are plenty of good animation libraries for JS, TypeScript, Flow,
Haxe, and various other languages that compile to JS. Some of them are even
direct ports of ActionScript ones.
This isn't the right forum to discuss these options, so I'd encourage you
to do some searches - again, there is lots
I have looked at Typescript. Not Flow or Hexe. Basically I need to
know the good animation libraries that are replacing ActionScript.
And if they are any good like ActionScript. I was looking at asm.js
and it does use a strict subset of javascript.Also Emscripten and I do
have Unreal 4.
On Fri, Au
On Fri, Aug 12, 2016 at 1:45 PM, Jonathan Moore wrote:
> Thanks Till,
>
> Does WebAssembly use actionscript? Or something like it?
It doesn't, but it's a compile target for other languages, much like
asm.js. A quick search will give you lots of good explanations of both.
> I really
> liked wh
Thanks Till,
Does WebAssembly use actionscript? Or something like it? I really
liked what actionscript did and don't want to lose it for the web. I
just don't like the flash player. I'm only one person. Is there an
active team on Tamarin? I subscribed to the Tamarin list. I used to
work for Adobe
Hi Jonathan,
first, I'll strongly recommend that you take a look at WebAssembly as a
possible alternative to what you're trying to do. It'll be integrated into
the web platform more and more over the coming years, and might just
satisfy your needs.
That being said, you can find the Tamarin source
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