If I want to change the behavior of an object dynamically I rather
create a new class to encapsulate the functionality. I might have to
write more code but I think it this is a very clean approach.
class CustomClickBehavior implements Clickable
{
public function
Hello I am having a really strange problem here.
I have a boolean property in my class and I am trying to set its
value to true as it should be, but it looks like it didn't get even
instantiated in the class. Briefly in my class first sendVar method
gets call from outside and pass two
Hi there
I am creating several online games using Flash 8.
One game is a painting game where the user creates a picture. The other game
is a t-shirt creator application where the user either uses pre-created
images or imports an image.
I would like the user to be able to import pictures created
Hello List,
I am trying to pass a parameter to my function with the help of
delegate or proxy but I couldn't succeed in both :(
I have read http://www.person13.com/articles/proxy/Proxy.htm but
still couldn't quite figure out how I should do it. Honestly I begin
to feel like dumb four in
hi ilteris,
maybe this could do it :
import ascb.util.Proxy;
function finishAnimation(_mc:MovieClip) {
var scope = this;
var tween4 = new Tween(image, _alpha, Regular.easeOut,
100, 0, 3, true);
tween4.onMotionFinished =
I am trying to get my head around HashTables and how to create the unique
key reference.
basically, I have an object that has two properties id (String) and href
(String) and i want to create a HashTable keyed on id. However the
HashTable object can only be a Number type.
What is the best way
That is a nice workaround, allthough sending a bitmap over an ascii
line generates alot of overhead. If you are able to use flash 9 you could
use it's ability to send raw bytes back to the server, you would still
have to write a serverside solution(i think), but it would be nice.
-Meinte
On
Just had a quick look here. This is the only place you set your flag:
(within closeButton)
trace(flag: + this.flag); // undefined
this.flag = true;
So the fact that you trace it BEFORE setting it kind of explains why
it traces undefined.
Something that would also be good form is
That should be correct Julien, but there's no point in importing, if you
are going to use the fully qualified classname anyway...
julien castelain wrote:
hi ilteris,
maybe this could do it :
import ascb.util.Proxy;
function finishAnimation(_mc:MovieClip) {
var scope = this;
var
sure, sorry bout that :)
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That should be correct Julien, but there's no point in importing, if you
are going to use the fully qualified classname anyway...
julien castelain wrote:
hi ilteris,
maybe this could do it :
import
Hi Danny,
Thanks for the reply.. I'm not quite sure to what you mean, but doesn't it
sound similar to my current approach? Rather than using arrays, you
suggested objects. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
Hi, Guntur, I've been on holiday, but in case it's helpful, a little
clarification:
Hello Danny,
So for every piece generated, i'll create as much piece and group objects in
each piece and group array beyond the piece MC object scope, right? But how
does moving all pieces simultaneously be done in pseudocode? How would you
tell an object to start drag?.. I mean, since only MCs
This one is free and easy to use:
Microsoft XML NotePad
http://www.snapfiles.com/get/xmlnotepad.html
Somewhat limited depending on the type of XML, but might fit your needs.
It's pretty fool-proof. Microsoft made it, but doesn't support or
distribute it any more.
Jason Merrill
Bank of America
Hello Danny,
So for every piece generated, i'll create as much piece and group
objects in
each piece and group array beyond the piece MC object scope,
right? But how
does moving all pieces simultaneously be done in pseudocode? How would you
tell an object to start drag?.. I mean, since
Hi all, This is my first post on the list so Ill say hi now and hope
you are all friendly :)
Ive been going round for days on this one and have searched high and
low for an answer. I even looked under the bed but all I found was
smelly socks, so before I actually go mad could anyone shed some
Merrill, Jason schrieb:
This one is free and easy to use:
Microsoft XML NotePad
http://www.snapfiles.com/get/xmlnotepad.html
Somewhat limited depending on the type of XML, but might fit your needs.
It's pretty fool-proof. Microsoft made it, but doesn't support or
distribute it any more.
What are you using on your backend? .NET? ColdFusion? If .NET, yes,
you can easily send objects back and forth. It serializes as SOAP
formatted XML inbetween, but you'll never notice. You can read an object
with arrays, set properties, and send it back. I can't send you our
SOAP message
ok, after scouring some Java sites and their buglists I have come up with
this implementation of String.hashCode
public static function hashCode(str:String):Number {
var offset:Number = 0;
var hash:Number = 0;
var len:Number = str.length;
if (len==0) {
return 0;
}
while (offset
Hi Darren,
What are you creating a Hashtable _for_..?
For many applications you can just use a native AS object - e.g.:
var myTable:Object=new Object();
myTable[someIDOrOther]=someValue;
trace(myTable[someIDOrOther]); // gives someValue
For example, in your case:
var myTable:Object=new
If you're already using a custom Delegate, why not modify the thing to
handle what you've just provided?
var clickHandler:Function = MyClass.staticMethod;
var args:Array = ['Can', 'pass', 'in', 'any', 'amount'];
newBtn.addEventListener(click, Delegate.create2(this, clickHandler, args
));
// (I'm
Can anyone recommend a good project hosting site with reasonable rates
and good uptime?
Want to host a small project 3-4 developers - Flash and server side so
likely need several projects with the same team
Minimum SVN, Bugzilla, etc. Anything else to ask for?
Client side will be Eclipse.
If you spent money on getting Flash certification, I'd certainly agree
you were certifiable. ;)
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yeah, I see what you are saying. I will have a play and see how it goes.
thanks,
Darren
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Hi Darren,
What are you creating a
So say i have a movieClip in my library associated with the class Clock.
In my application i want an instance of Clock on stage, so i do
something like this:
var UIClock:Clock = content.attachMovie(clock,uiclock1,1);
naturally i'll get compiler errors, since attachMovie returns a MovieClip.
you cast
var UIClock:Clock = Clock (content.attachMovie(clock,uiclock1,1));
the cleanest way is prob to put a static create function on the class itself
IMO.
from the fdt template
public static function create(container : MovieClip,name : String,
depth : Number, init : Object) : Clock{
Hi Andreas,
var UIClock:Clock = Clock(content.attachMovie(clock,uiclock1,1));
using className(supertype) i.e. Clock(supertype)
It's called typecasting - or just casting. It looks like a constructor
function but isn't.
Basically you're telling the compiler It's okay I know what I'm doing
- it
Of course :) thanks guys, totally escaped my mind
- A
Johannes Nel wrote:
you cast
var UIClock:Clock = Clock (content.attachMovie(clock,uiclock1,1));
the cleanest way is prob to put a static create function on the class
itself
IMO.
from the fdt template
public static function
Hello folks,
just wanted to tell you something and ask for something.
Something to tell:
ActionScript function escape escapes . and , ASP.NET function
urlEncode does not escape . and escapes as +.
So Strings escaped in ActionSript will NOT resemble strings urlEncoded
in ASP.NET!
I came
Roman Blöth wrote:
ActionScript function escape escapes . and , ASP.NET function
urlEncode does not escape . and escapes as +.
.NET URL encodes as specified in RFC's 1738 and, for example, 1630, to emulate
the behaviour of web browsers. The encoding of the space to a plus sign is
Ok, it is probably really simple for intelligent people, but I'm not
that smart.
I had to prepare for the exam, and when I did, I think I learned a lot
about stuff that I don't work with so often.
/E
Rich Rodecker skrev:
But in my experience people seem to think Certified Flash Developer
Hi Jason,
Im using Perl with Apach2-SOAP under mod_perl.
If you are sending objects back and forth then I dont see why I should
be having problems. It must be a problem with my WSDL or Perl SOAP
Response.
Since flash decodes the response according to the WSDL file then it
seems likely there is
hi people,
anybody know how to draw button using AS.
if anybody can tell me,
thanks
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You might want to check the draw API in the Help Docs. Its filed under
MovieClip.
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hi people,
anybody know how to draw button using AS.
if anybody can tell me,
thanks
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Yeah, sorry, this is more of a Perl SOAP WSDL generation issue than a
Flash issue I think. I don't do the WSDL creation in .NET here, I have
a .NET C# developer I work with. Nobody here knows Perl SOPA WSDL
creation in my group. I do know that using native complex objects are
fine with Flash
Thank you eric,
i got it.
thanks
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You might want to check the draw API in the Help Docs. Its filed under
MovieClip.
On 8/14/06, Rutul Patel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi people,
anybody know how to draw button using AS.
if anybody can tell
Very gd. Vat vas just vat you vanted!
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Bank of America
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hi people,
anybody know how to draw button using AS.
if anybody can tell me,
thanks
http://chattyfig.figleaf.com/pipermail/flashcoders/2006-April/164718.htm
l
hi hello how do I make a multi-player game in flash its got to have
lasers thank you
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hi people,
anybody know how to draw button using AS.
if anybody can tell me,
thanks
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Rutul Patel
You could define your button in a movieclip - place it in your library,
and attach it to your movie with AS.
Or skin the button
Interesting - but from a usability standpoint its not great
On 8/14/06, Flash Mel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have a look at this: www.rpa.com
Interesting concept. My question is merely on the zooming; zooming
elements from far to wide. I like this a lot. I know it might be a
bit of a
Hey guys...
Does anyone here have heard about Future Media Concepts in NY? Does anyone
recomend to take training over there?
Does anyone know Marcus Geduld who is the flash instructor at FMC?
I would appreciate any information about that.
Thanks
Rafael Faria
Have a look at this: www.rpa.com
Interesting concept. My question is merely on the zooming; zooming
elements from far to wide. I like this a lot. I know it might be a
bit of a challenge for me, but i'm willing to try it. If someone
could point me in the direction of some conceptual ideas
from a usability standpoint its not great
Jakob Nielsen is overrated! ;)
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Here are some things I've been wondering about Actionscript 3.0s
compiler and runtime engines:
I'm assuming AS 3.0 compiles to a bytecode. What kind of bytecode does
it compile to? Is it more like Java/.NET CLR, or more like Mozilla's
Spidermonkey compiler?
Does the compiled code get
Perhaps so, but a website that upfront tells you how to use it (and also has
a help feature in case you need it later) can't possibly be very
usability-oriented. I enjoy creative navigation as much as anyone, but
sometimes it overwhelms the enjoyment of the information in the site itself.
- e.d.
sometimes it overwhelms the enjoyment of the information
You find it enjoyable to read about an ad agency's employees?
You're kidding, right? I mean, do you think that anyone would give a
crap about that site if it had standard navigation? Think outside the
box, man!
:)
I prefer what CRASH!MEDIA has done with projects/timeline. It doesn't
consume the entire site, letting me feel like I am still in control, not
navigating around in a mess of projects. Thats just me though.
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sometimes it overwhelms the
Steven Sacks | BLITZ schrieb:
I mean, do you think that anyone would give a
crap about that site if it had standard navigation?
even with a non-standard navigation, which i have alrady seen some years
ago (natzke etc), it stays crap.
but to stay OT: the question was for some ideas to get
To follow what micha said, you could also add a little _x movement depending
on the scale of the timeline clip... this will give a little more
appearance of a 3D system.
e.d.
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I mean, do you think that anyone
HOW CAN I DOWNLOAD FLASH APPLACTION
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Is there a difference?
I have had some code that will not work using the == and then does
using the eq.
Any issues?
Just curious what the difference is.
d
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eq has been deprecated in favour of == for many years now. While they
should be equivalent, you should not use eq unless you are targeting
Flash Player 4/5.
Is the code where == didn't work for Flash lite?
dnk wrote:
Is there a difference?
I have had some code that will not work using the
Yes, they are different.r
Actionscript dictionary says 'eq' is deprecated. It just compares string
representations, so what you might be doing is comparing a number to
it's string representation (User input, perhaps?):
I think the eq and ne operators are supposed to be used for String
comparisons, and the == or != operators used for numerical or other
comparisons etc.
== and != won't work on strings in flash player 4 (and maybe 5?)
On 8/15/06, Grant Cox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
eq has been deprecated
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