- there are n integers in the sequence
- the sum of the integers in the sequence is x
- the value of each integer in the sequence is between 1 and 6, inclusive
There are a couple of things that I'm not following.
1. Does the board have a static number of spaces?
2. Are there a set
Hey everyone. I am creating movieclips and in each movieclip I am creating a
radiobutton. If I have all the radiobuttons in 1 movieclip symbol, then the
radioGroup works fine for them, but if I place each radiobutton in a seperate
movieclip (which i need) then the radioGroup does not work
I have a odd problem, searched the archives with no luck. I have a very
simple html enabled textfield (test) that has the following code on the
root..
test.htmlText = re you ready to take your game to the next level? .a
href='http://www.mlgpro.com' img src='test.jpg' height='45' width='90'
Thanks to all of you for your comments. Dispite googling for just this sort
of thing I had never come accross ARP or Cairngorm. I shall take a good long
look at both . I have literally just installed Flex builder 2 and will be
expermeting with that as well.
If any of these things save me as
There still hasn't been a decent reason in this thread why the existing
frameworks (such as arp + cairngorm) are not suitable?
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Subject: RE:
Hi,
i think there are different option, but havent tested them all:
1. like you said commenting out , not preferable
2. use trace statements, so you can omit them on export
3. use trace in conjuction with mtasc
4. exclude your logger class during compilation (in flash or mtasc)
5. make your
Sorry Nick I was simply unaware of them. Now that I am I will be trying them
out.
On 7/19/06, Nick Weekes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There still hasn't been a decent reason in this thread why the existing
frameworks (such as arp + cairngorm) are not suitable?
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From:
no problemo.
In case nobody has posted the links:
http://www.osflash.org/arp
And
http://labs.adobe.com/wiki/index.php/Cairngorm
Cheers,
Nick
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- there are n integers in the sequence
- the sum of the integers in the sequence is x
- the value of each integer in the sequence is between 1 and
6, inclusive
There are a couple of things that I'm not following.
1. Does the board have a static number of spaces?
2. Are there a
I have a mc (_root.lists.submain), with a dynamic textfield inside, that I
scroll with this code:
startDrag(, true);
movieheight = 800;
w = getProperty(../lists/submain, _height);
speed = 100;
yPos = getProperty(, _y);
yPos = yPos-(movieheight/2);
setProperty(../lists/submain, _y,
I use this function to apply an RGB color to a movieclip. Just from an
example I found on livedocs. But how do I use this new color object and just
get the RGB color from an existing MC instead of the line current_color.rgb
= 0xFF, i want to set it dynamically based on the color of another
well, you can do it with a simple asfunction.
in your timeline write:
function go(url) {
getURL(url, _blank);
}
and in your text, write:
a href='asfunction:_root.go, http:www.google.it'img src=look.jpg/a
It works fine...
* Enrico Tomaselli
* web designer
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.metatad.it
*
I get the impression it is a set number of turns. In that case,
you'll need
to be a bit canny, doing something like biasing the roll according to the
distance to the goal.
I enjoyed this problem way too much, so I've written an implementation (in
Lingo, I'm afraid - it's my first language.
hi, i´m having the same problem as matthew willson posted on Monday,
April 11, 2005 6:41 AM, i can´t find if someone answered him, this is
the post
http://chattyfig.figleaf.com/mailman/htdig/flashcoders/2005-April/
136730.html
can anyone help me ??
thanks!
Correct me if I'm not getting this correctly. But for the sake of
argument; I do not believe ARP and or Cairngorm are the same as Ruby in
regards to PHP. ARP + Cairngorm give you some handles on how to
architect your application, but nothing more than that. Ruby on rails
gives the developer (I
Ruby, is a (slick) programming language
Rails is an application framework...
Cake is the same framework for PHP
ARP and Cairngorn are also frameworks
Ruby on Rails has a number of scripts which will construct the empty
application shell for you
some similar work has been done in
Rails is to Ruby what ARP and Cairngorm are to Actionscript.
Nick
Ben Smeets wrote:
Correct me if I'm not getting this correctly. But for the sake of
argument; I do not believe ARP and or Cairngorm are the same as Ruby in
regards to PHP. ARP + Cairngorm give you some handles on how to
I am curious if anyone know a public list all open issues regarding to
Flex and Flash both ont he Windows and Macintosch platform. Lately I am
hitting strange things in Flash or Flex while I would love to know if
this is a (common) bug or not.
If anyone know such thing please let me know, I
Ok I c, but does the Rails framework on one hand and e.g. ARP framework
on the other hand handle both the same parts of an application? I
thought Rails also makes it easy to implement UI elements or am I wrong?
That's why I was thinking about Flex sooner then something like ARP.
-Original
That's why I was thinking about Flex sooner then something like ARP.
It's not really a question of Flex vs. ARP from what I understand of ARP
as it's more of a development methodology and structural framework that
supports Actionscript, but also supports Flex. But starting out,
regardless of
At 1:58 AM -0500 7/19/06, ryanm wrote:
- there are n integers in the sequence
- the sum of the integers in the sequence is x
- the value of each integer in the sequence is between 1 and 6, inclusive
There are a couple of things that I'm not following.
1. Does the board have a static
Merrill, Jason wrote:
That's why I was thinking about Flex sooner then something like ARP.
Yeah, ARP documentation isn't really that clear. Also you can't really
print it out well. Main problem.
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Hi everyone. i know for certain this problem has been posed and solved,
but i can't seem to find much in the archives.
We just started embedding our games using the satay method (scrapping
our pop-up method). In IE only, even when the Flash content is
focussed, the browser highjacks arrow key
Might be totally off topic, but we never know.
I remember having problems with Uploads in firefox e.g. What it did was
(per upload) send 2 requests to the server instead of 1. The first one
is an empty one and all it does is try to predict weither the upload
will fail or succeed. Maybe the script
ok, luckily a friend had an answer for me.
if any body is curious, you can offset the negative space by passing a
transformation matrix as a param to the draw() method.
On 7/18/06, John VanHorn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
has anyone tried to use the BitmapData.draw() method to draw a movieclip
Are you simply opening the SWF file directly, or loading it into a wrapper
SWF?
If you're loading it directly... it's just
_root.var1
_root.var2
...
If you're loading it into a wrapper, like so:
_root.myClip.loadMovie(path/to/my/movie.swf);
once it loads, you'll be able to access the data
Does anyone have experience with using Google's map APIs to plot GEO
locations within Flash?
(I'm basically looking to outsource the development for this project,
so if anyone has experience in this area and is interested, please
send samples of work, resume and availability. Thanks!)
--dave
Well maybe that's a little dramatic, but it certainly is very easy to
break it in Flash Player 8 and 9. All that is required is:
_global.style.setStyle(alternatingRowColors, [0xFF, 0xF3F3F3]);
Then you can no longer select nodes when you open them. Unless you have
a very long tree and make
FlashCoders,
I've recently been upgrading some old Flash MX code to Flash 8, and have
been running into issues where properties return 'undefined' instead of
'null'. I seem to recall that undefined was introduced in Flash 7. I've
always been confused about when something is undefined versus
This doesn't really address your bug, but I have found that using
_global.style.setStyle can be a big no-no. I've spoken with Nigel Pegg about
it a bunch, and he was upset it was possible to begin with.
Basically every single clip is looped through, and the style is looked to be
applied. If you
Weyert,
Do you know that :
Flash Player 9 Emerging Issues (
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=4a8d52ae )
Hope that can help you
Weyert de Boer wrote:
I am curious if anyone know a public list all open issues regarding to
Flex and Flash both ont he Windows and Macintosch
I've recently been upgrading some old Flash MX code to Flash 8, and have
been running into issues where properties return 'undefined' instead of
'null'. I seem to recall that undefined was introduced in Flash 7. I've
always been confused about when something is undefined versus null, so I
I think
null = explicity that the var points to nothing
and
undefined = never received any value or reference before
Perhaps before Flash 7 all the vars with no assignments were set to null by
default, I´m not sure
2006/7/19, Rifled Cloaca [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
FlashCoders,
I've
By my understanding, undefined refers to a variable that doesn't exist,
whereas null is a variable that exists but has no value, or an undetermined
value.
not really, variable that exists, but is not explicitly assigned has value
undefined:
var foo; // undefined
var bar = null;//null
-m
By my understanding, undefined refers to a variable that doesn't exist,
whereas null is a variable that exists but has no value, or an undetermined
value.
not really, variable that exists, but is not explicitly assigned has value
undefined:
var foo; // undefined
var bar = null;//null
By my understanding, undefined refers to a variable that doesn't
exist, whereas null is a variable that exists but has no value,
or an undetermined value.
not really, variable that exists, but is not explicitly assigned
has value undefined:
var foo; // undefined
var bar = null;//null
I am having issues installing the flash 9 preview, anyone else have
this error come up while trying to open flash 9 after install?
http://www.mighty55.com/pics/flash9_error.jpg
Any help would be great. *note I have a fully licensed studio 8
professional suite.
Jordan Robinson | [EMAIL
Charles Parcell wrote:
Any word on the PDF John? While I have found the HTML version, it is not
very printer friendly at all (and neither is the one on livedocs). A PDF
version would be greatly appreciated. After all you guys are Adobe now and
PDF is part of your thing. I am really surprised
You can actually just use (!var) in most cases.
if (!undefined) {
// This will always run.
trace(undefined);
}
if (!null) {
// This will always run.
trace(null);
}
if (!false) {
// This will always run.
trace(false);
}
if (!0) {
// This will
This is particularly annoying:
In files published for Flash Player 6 or earlier, the value of
String(undefined) is (an empty string). In files published for Flash
Player 7 or later, the value of String(undefined) is undefined
(undefinedis converted to a string).
Why convert 'undefined' to a
It's useful in traces.
--
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Cloaca
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Difference between null and undefined?
This is
jordan robinson schrieb:
I am having issues installing the flash 9 preview, anyone else have
this error come up while trying to open flash 9 after install?
http://www.mighty55.com/pics/flash9_error.jpg
Any help would be great. *note I have a fully licensed studio 8
professional suite.
i
little error in !foo, correct like this:
if (!foo) {
// This will never run.
trace('foo');
}
Mike schrieb:
You can actually just use (!var) in most cases.
if (!undefined) {
// This will always run.
trace(undefined);
}
if (!null) {
// This will
Whoops...
if (![].length) {
// This will never run.
trace([].length);
}
... should say ...
if (![].length) {
// This will always run.
trace([].length);
}
... and ...
if (!foo.length) {
// This will always run.
trace('foo.length');
}
... should
Unfortunately Google doesn't have a mapping API for Flash, only for
JavaScript. Your best bet is to use Yahoo Maps API here:
http://developer.yahoo.com/maps/ which is just as exhaustive as
Google's API if not more so.
HTH,
Paul.
On 19/07/06, Dave Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone have
That's what I thought, too, but when I did the test, !foo evaluated as
true.
trace(!foo); /// Outputs true.
--
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Thats very strange, but in usual case you do not check for the pure
value, but for the value, saved in a variable:
a = foo;
trace(!a); // false
Janosch
Mike schrieb:
That's what I thought, too, but when I did the test, !foo evaluated as
true.
trace(!foo); /// Outputs true.
--
T. Michael
Well, I was more looking for such page of reported/known issues in Flash
8 IDE.
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I am creating multiple movieclips with 1 radiobutton in each. I want
them all the tie into 1 radiobutton Group, but the follow code doesnt
seem to work. Can anyone tell me what im doing wrong and how to go
about fixing it?
I created a test case to show exactly what im trying to do...
Yes, and
void(null) / 0
Will format your hard disk.
On 7/19/06, janosch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thats very strange, but in usual case you do not check for the pure
value, but for the value, saved in a variable:
a = foo;
trace(!a); // false
Janosch
Mike schrieb:
That's what I
Weyert de Boer schrieb:
Well, I was more looking for such page of reported/known issues in Flash
8 IDE.
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Hi list...
There's a point in my code that a sound object drops the sound for a
split second prior to the moment it begins to fade out, and I'd like to
figure out why that's happening.
Any thoughts are appreciated.
- Michael M.
// on the root:
var tuneSound:Sound = new Sound();
// listener
hi list-
I am trying to position some MCs on screen, and they seem to get
located based on the top left of the -visible- part of the content.
rather than the anchor point, or axis-point of the symbol itself.
is there a way to control this? ive tried varoius moving the anchor
point around (when
Rails is to Ruby what ARP and Cairngorm are to Actionscript.
You can't just say Framework is to Language as Framework is to
Language. The Rails approach is different and, in many people's
opinions, better. There's a reason there is more buzz surrounding Ruby
on Rails than frameworks like Cake,
I do the exact same thing ;)
On 7/18/06, Bart Wttewaall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When using XRay for debugging, I usually make use of a debug-boolean, like
so:
var debug:Boolean = true;
function something() {
if (debug) _global.tt(Error);
}
Sure, it costs an extra statement to be
MySpaces yes I heard about it, never used it. I am using already enough
community sites such as Orkut, Hyves.com and LinkedIn. :-)
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Well, Ruby on Rails is just a hype. Their are some issues with it which
cause database corruption.
Yours,
Weyert
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That is really weird, huh?
Well, for strings, I think it's often better to use .length for Boolean
tests, anyway:
function test(s:String) {
if (s.length) {
// Catches any nonempty string.
} else {
// Catches null, undefined, and empty strings.
Well, Ruby on Rails is just a hype. Their are some issues with it
which
cause database corruption.
Oh really? Do tell.
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Well, Ruby on Rails is just a hype. Their are some issues with it
which cause database corruption.
Oh really? Do tell.
The reason I ask is because I don't think you can blame Rails for
something that's a programmer issue. That's like blaming Flash for bugs
in people's Flash apps.
On top
I've written an ActiveX control which itself hosts flash.ocx. As a host
for Flash, it sinks the FSCommand event.
For testing, I am directing the embedded Flash component to load a .swf
from my local file system.
When my control is hosted in a container like tstcon32.exe (Microsoft's
Steven Sacks | BLITZ schrieb:
At one time, Director developers were saying Flash was just hype.
Macromedia just had great marketing but their product wasn't very good.
Flash sucks. :P
wtf is director ?
micha
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How you like them apples? :)
Unfortunately, there is no baked in configuration for peach cobbler,
blackberry pie, and apricot fried pies, and since my clients aren't
interested in plain old apple pie, ROR is mostly useless for me. ;-)
ryanm
At 10:50 AM +0100 7/19/06, Danny Kodicek wrote:
I get the impression it is a set number of turns. In that case,
you'll need
to be a bit canny, doing something like biasing the roll according to the
distance to the goal.
I enjoyed this problem way too much, so I've written an
http://www.afcomponents.com/map_google/
G MAP V 1.0
Google Map Flash 8 Component displays geographical locations and allows for
easy map navigation. Component uses Google Map Data by connecting to Google
Maps API. Google Map Flash 8 Component is an experimental project and has
been developed
That is really weird, huh?
Well, for strings, I think it's often better to use .length for Boolean
tests, anyway:
function test(s:String) {
if (s.length) {
// Catches any nonempty string.
} else {
// Catches null, undefined, and empty strings.
}
}
Ok, this is why people have such a hard
I just don't like Ruby it's my main problem with it. Syntax is ugly in
my opinion.
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ok, ive searched everywhere for this, and can't find a solution that
works. I jsut want to hide the background of a list component. making
it semi-transparent would be even better, but at this point take
whatever.
i've tried:
_global.styles.ScrollSelectList.backgroundColor = undefined;
Help me out here -- if it can be done with JavaScript, then can't AJAX
be used to pass that data back into Flash? I thought that was one of
the strengths of AJAX?
I have heard that Yahoo's APIs were stronger, so that still may be a
better solution.
I'd still like to know if there are any Flash
Our problem was solved earlier this week, unbeknownst to me.
The solution is that we had wmode set to transparent in the embed code,
which was disabling Flash focus and allowing IE to eat our arrow key
assignments. Getting rid of the wmode designation cleared everything
up.
- RC
One strength of the ymaps are the rss integration :), I do prefer yahoo's
flash to the fc gmap component, for usability and extensibility, legality?
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How can I use programaticlly scale9grid to don´t deform a roundRect when scaled?
I´know how it works at design time on flash.
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Fellow Flashcoders,
I'm looking for a way of parsing through an HTML page using
ActionScript.
Would be greatly appreciated if someone could point me in some
direction... thanks!
Sara Czyzewicz
Flash Developer
Crispin Porter + Bogusky
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P.
http://blogs.borland.com/fhaglund/archive/2006/07/15/25963.aspx ;-)
And yet at the end of said article
There might be easy ways get this to work in Rails but I'm a Rails
rookie and I have not found it yet. Can someone with deeper knowledge
enlighten me?
What we have here is a programmer error,
XHTML or HTML 4.0?
If the former, you can just use the XML object. If the latter ... have
fun
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Hi all,
I looked around for any chatter about this, but didn't find anything...
Is anyone having problems loading large swfs (dimension wise) from a movie
running in Flash Player 9?
I have an application that loads a few large swfs (7000x500 and 9975x500) at
runtime. The application is
At one time, Director developers were saying Flash was just hype.
Macromedia just had great marketing but their product wasn't very good.
Flash sucks. :P
I think that says more about the average Director developer than about
Flash or Macromedia. ;-)
ryanm
I think that says more about the average Director developer than about
Flash or Macromedia. ;-)
Heh, I was joking to make a point. I don't think anyone can claim to
know the future and label new technologies as just hype, especially
not having delved into them personally to weigh the benefits
As it ends up, his comments were fueled solely by his dislike for Ruby's
syntax, which has nothing to do with whether or not Ruby on Rails is
deserving of the attention and praise it is getting.
I don't see why my dislike of Ruby's syntax has anything to do with
this. I won't bother
The visibility property takes a _ in front, could be why that's not
working. Try this:
playlist_lb.border_mc._visible = false;
- Joeflash
Andy Stone wrote:
_global.styles.ScrollSelectList.backgroundColor = null;
I think this will work. -Andy
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The magic number (limit) is 2880 pixels in both directions (width, height)
Muzak
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Subject: [Flashcoders] Flash Player 9.0.16 and Huge SWFs
Hi all,
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