what is the best oop way to do this:
after I
init a controller class
the controller class loads in a swf.
loaded swf initiates it's own class to handle it's ui.
now
I want to reference public functions and properties in that loaded swf's
initiated ui class from the
Ryan Matsikas schrieb:
Look harder?
fileRef.cancel();
On 11/9/05, Michael Stuhr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the subject says it all.
i've looked in the man but didn't find anything ...
ouch ... but it seems 3 months to look it up was worth a qeuestion,
don't you think? :-)
thanks
x = r * sinA / (1 - sinA)
(Math teachers told my daughter yesterday she'd need sin and cos someday
so she came home and made me give her three examples of how/why I've
used it with flash -- if anyone has any good ones besides eyes following
mouse, moving object on a line relative to horizon,
Hi there
I have developed a childrens entertainment site in Flash MX 2004 and now the
client has just asked whether the site is priority 12 accessible
Anyone have any idea what this involves and what I need to do to ensure
this.
Many thanks
Paul
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Hi,
i think u can find more about it here: http://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG10/
http://www.accessibility.nl/internet/ebrochure/brochure/contents.htm
The table of contents lists priorities, but they refer to the other
guidelines.
I think it might involve a lot of work if your site is already
Hi there,
Just getting into authoring swf on linux.
setup Fedora core 4, eclipse 3.1, latest mtasc, asdt and wine to run the
flashplayer 8.
I don't get flashout working, gives me an error when I click on a
flashout file in eclipse (maybe due my java 1.4 version ?).
So I was trying the asdt
Can anyone clarify please what changes will now need to be made by Flash
authors ?
CNET article yesterday:
-- Microsoft tweaks browser to avoid liability --
Microsoft is changing the way its Web browser handles certain controls in an
effort to shield itself from liability in an ongoing patent
Hi folks,
Can someone explain me how do Flash behave when it loads a compressed
external flash.
He is still able to play the first frames, eventhough he don't get the
whole file.
Do that mean that the compression algorithm is used directly when
receiving data ?
Do this algo (ZLib I
Hi Eric,
join and ask this to FlashLite Yahoo list.
iRiver U10 has the
FalshLite player embedded :)
Have also a read on Macromedia Dev Net
section; there is an article by Johnathan Duran.
regards
marco casario
http://casario.blogs.com
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I'd look into LocalConnection. It sounds like you're trying to figure
out how to avoid dependencies between objects, which (to me) makes
sense. Rather than over-design and make things work in a complicated
way, you can use LocalConnection to init your child clips from your
controller:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/ieupdate/default.asp
(german news: http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/66936)
thanks to MS - i don't support IE anymore -
micha
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Hello,
Here is my need.
I have a rectangular clip (clipA) on the stage that does not move.
I have a scrollable mc (clipB) that lays underneath clipA but is much
longer and scrolls up and down underneath clipA.
When someone clicks on clipA, I do not want ANY button or mc actions
beneath it to
Watch this space:
http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/activecontent/
JD reported on it here:
http://weblogs.macromedia.com/jd/archives/2005/12/eolas_re-re-re-.cfm
Jeffrey Zeldman has a fallout article from 2 years ago about it. This was
the time when the FUD was reaching its apex:
Eolas: first
Can anyone point me in the right direction on how to split a string using a
special character(/). this is my first line / this is my second line / etc...
Thanks!
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str = hello/this is a new line/and so is this;
str = str.split(/).join(\n);
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Sent: Saturday, December 03, 2005 2:15 PM
Subject: [Flashcoders] Split String
Can anyone point me in the right direction on
Digg.com's link has a better write up of the interaction changes:
http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1895,1895907,00.asp
However, the quote:
...Instead of non-stop dialog boxes, the page will load normally now and
won't be as disruptive. It will only require a click to activate [the
control] if
This is true but beware of a bug in 7.0.14 player which causes a replace at
the very end of the string to fail when doing it this way.
The bug is related to a different behaviour in thesplit method which fails to
divide the string into ie. two pieces when the phrase is at the very end of the
Nice! I forgot all about that, but remember getting bitten. Cool function!
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myButton.enabled=false
not enable
MW
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Sent: Saturday, December 03, 2005 7:26 PM
Subject: [Flashcoders] Disabling Buttons / Actions - FLASH 6
Hello,
Here is my
One easy solution is to add a transparent movieclip (cover) at a depth between
between Clip A and Clip B which is big enough to cover clip B fully .
Give the cover clip an onRelease handler and clip B is no longer clickable.
Finally set the handCursor to false to remove it ;-)
/Martin
string.split(/)?
Can anyone point me in the right direction on how to split a string
using a special character(/). this is my first line / this is my second
line / etc...
Thanks!
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Yes...but just ignore the boolean arg which has no purpose at all - somekind of
leftover ;-)
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Emne: Re: [Flashcoders] Split String
Nice! I forgot all
try this:
var yourString = string;
var temp = yourString .split(§);
var firstLine = temp[0];
var secondLine = temp[1];
var thirdLine = temp[2];
etc. etc...
Enrico Tomaselli
+ web designer +
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More Flash technical discussion on what you can do:
http://www.rewindlife.com/archives/86.cfm
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Sent: Saturday, December 03, 2005 2:19 PM
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I am trying to apply a tween class to a textfield. Nothing I do to it seems to
work. Ive tried using the class on the textfield itself as well as placing it
in a movieclip first and applying the class to that. Is there something im
missing?
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I am trying to apply a tween class to a textfield. Nothing I do to it
seems to
work. Ive tried using the class on the textfield itself as well as
placing it
in a movieclip first and applying the class to that. Is there something
im
missing?
It depends on the class. No one can tell you in
Sorry its still early ;) This is the movieclip tweening prototype I am using.
It says it works with textfields as well but no luck so far.
http://laco.wz.cz/tween/
Thanks
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Of course you want to retain a synchronous relationship (much faster than
LocalConnection).
I'm not sure if this UI object you create is a singleton but the best way to
handle this situation is to use it's class to hold a static pointer to the
instance.
for example
class UI {
private static
Is there any tools or documentation out there that
will aid in learning actionscript bytecode?
I ran into this the other day, and it seems like only
reading the bytecode can help me understand why it
doesn't work?
class A
{
function destroy()
{
delete this; // doesn't delete itself
At 12:40 PM 12/3/2005 -0800, you wrote:
Is there any tools or documentation out there that
will aid in learning actionscript bytecode?
Flasm is a good start,
http://flasm.sourceforge.net/
have fun!
- jim
2112 FX :: Singularity [Business Intelligence][Custom Programming]
Flash Math
I'm not saying the components aren't good, I've not used them myself, but
maybe he can't afford it. They do cost money.
Also if we let the components do everything for us, it makes us lazy
developers. What he needs to do can easily be accomplished in a short amount
of time (depending on skill).
Hi all, if you are an OS X user this may be of interest to you. It's
a small tutorial on creating a Mac OS X application and using your
Flash Projector as the runtime engine. It's an OS X only solution
but the advantage is that you're delivering a single executable to
your client with
Very interesting point. Thanks.
Le 3 déc. 05, à 22:07, Simon Lord a écrit :
Hi all, if you are an OS X user this may be of interest to you. It's
a small tutorial on creating a Mac OS X application and using your
Flash Projector as the runtime engine. It's an OS X only solution but
the
I am trying to get a class to destroy itself, calling delete obj looks too
unnatural, amidst all OO code.
Could someone explain why the following doesn't work?
The following code doesn't work, is there another way to achieve this? Also,
class A
{
function destroy()
{
Hi, I created a component today, subclassing it from MovieClip (it's my first
component, so excuse me for my newbie question).
I realize that everytime I update the Inspectable( ) in the AS file, I have
to reopen the movieclip component, click OK to have it updated with the new
change.
On 12/3/05, Boon Chew [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am trying to get a class to destroy itself, calling delete obj looks too
unnatural, amidst all OO code.
Could someone explain why the following doesn't work?
The following code doesn't work, is there another way to achieve this?
Also,
On 12/3/05, erixtekila [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi folks,
Can someone explain me how do Flash behave when it loads a compressed
external flash.
He is still able to play the first frames, eventhough he don't get the
whole file.
Do that mean that the compression algorithm is used directly
I have read in this forum that someone loosely coined the phrase Flash is a
single thread app, it's hard to imagine something as high performance and
intricate as Flash to be a single-threaded app.
So I started to take the above statement to mean that the Actionscript VM
This is correct. There are certainly multiple threads in the flash
player. But The AVM does not allow applications to spawn threads
directly. However things like sound and video and probably other
things execute in separate threads. I am not familiar with the flash
source but it is likely that
hi
i was wondering what luck people have had with motion detection.
i have been doing motion detection in processing for quite some time,
but haven't have too much luck in flash,because of speed issues. i
can get basic difference images etc. as per guy watson's tutorial on
macromedia, and
Boon,
Use FLASM. It provides text output representing AS Bytecode.
http://flasm.sourceforge.net/
Simply do this:
// decompress the AS block using zlib
flasm -x myfile.swf
// read the bytecode into a text file
flasm -d myfile.swf myfile.flm
Open myfile.flm to see all the bytecode
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