Ok, I see by your face you think I'm crazy.
But I wandered across this project called DENG today:
http://deng.com.br/examples/xhtml/table.php
It is able to render all types of content (including tables!) and SVG inside
of Flash. I think the SVG rendered came from somewhere else.
Anyway.
On-site? The real fun will be guessing where the site happens to be..
My guess is that it's not in Tahiti.. ;-)
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From: Alan Ruthazer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com
Sent: Sunday, February 04, 2007 5:58 AM
Subject: [Flashcoders] Flex Gig
We
while he probably should have said where he was, you certainly
wouldn't win many puzzle contests. 212 is NYC. Oh... Thats New York
City. In New York State ;)
On 2/4/07, Paul Andrews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On-site? The real fun will be guessing where the site happens to be..
My guess is that
Yes, but he didn't even mention a country and flexcoders is more than just
the USA.
I'm not in the USA, so it wasn't really worth investigating further - there
was no prize to be gained for solving the puzzle!
I've only just realised this is posted on flashcoders rather than
flexcoders..
Paul
On 2/4/07, Paul Andrews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, but he didn't even mention a country and flexcoders is more than just
the USA.
Yeah, you're right. The 212 thing is not so obvious to non-US
residents. A much better way to do it than looking at the area code
would have been to look at the
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Sent: Sunday, February 04, 2007 1:54 PM
Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Flex Gig
On 2/4/07, Paul Andrews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, but he didn't even mention a
I have not found great reference on some questions I have about
desiging classes and architecture around Flash's architecture. Partly
this involves not fully understanding how Flash loads classes:
1. Load/init ordering: When do classes load, and when do static
initializers execute? If a class
1. Load/init ordering: When do classes load, and when do static
initializers execute? If a class has a static property that is
assigned outside a constructor, is this initialized when the class
loads (presumably frame 1?) or the first time it is accessed, or what?
If class A refers to a static
David, Thanks.
Yeah I'm reading Essential Actionscript (Moock) right now, and he does
somewhat reduce confusion. Part of the problem is that older methods
that have sort of been practically deprecated by AS 2 are still given
out by others (#initclip and registerObject() ) are confusing as they
Can you throw the example image onto a web server so we can see it?
The list strips out attachments :(
Alias
On 01/02/07, Henry Cooke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey all,
I've been mucking about with a metablob-type thing, and have got it
rendering quite nicely. However, it only renders a
Hey all,
Is it possible to use a class extends MovieClip on a pre-existing
(authored) MovieClip?
I'd like to seamlessly do something like:
class blah extends MovieClip {
public function blah() {
this.onRelease = function() {
// handle release
Yeah I'm reading Essential Actionscript (Moock) right now, and he does
somewhat reduce confusion. Part of the problem is that older methods
that have sort of been practically deprecated by AS 2 are still given
out by others (#initclip and registerObject() ) are confusing as they
appear completely
Sounds like you are trying to extend an instance of a MovieClip, rather than
MovieClip itself. Naturally, you can extend a class that extends MovieClip,
but not an instance.
Are you really thinking of
instance.onRelease= function () {
// whatever
}
perhaps?
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From:
HI People !
Great list and we've seen a lot of incredibly useful stuff go past.
We're considering deepening our flash skills which are currently at an
integration level.
We notice with AS2,AS3 that there is some considerable (probably
necessary) complication over AS1.
In a recent job we
Hello :)
try this code :
class Component extends MovieClip
{
// constructor
function Component()
{
}
/ Init AsBroadcaster
static private var _INIT_BROADCASTER_ =
_global.AsBroadcaster.initialize( Component.prototype ) ;
public var
Kalani Bright wrote:
Ok, I see by your face you think I'm crazy.
But I wandered across this project called DENG today:
http://deng.com.br/examples/xhtml/table.php
It is able to render all types of content (including tables!) and SVG
inside of Flash. I think the SVG rendered came from
Just joined... and by reading today's posts, it looks like I am in the right
place to get help on this.
I am dynamically creating movie clips and loading each with a .jpg and a
layer with a mask. It is the addMask step that doesn't work. I have written
this a dozen different ways and have only
I guess you have to create an empty movie clip inside target_mc, and attach
the mask to it.
[]'s
andrei
On 2/4/07, Teresa Hardy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just joined... and by reading today's posts, it looks like I am in the
right
place to get help on this.
I am dynamically creating movie
OK this is making me nuts. It seems to be an impossible scope problem,
to do something that ought to be very very possible, and in fact
common. The basic problem: I want to have initialization code in a
Main class that hooks up GUI controls to methods in this class (acting
as a controller class
try adding a Delegate to fix the scope issue.
import mx.utils.Delegate;
class Main {
var myButton:Button; // placed on stage in authoring time
function init() {
myButton.onRelease = Delegate.create ( this, doSomething );
}
function doSomething() {
trace(something);
}
}
Cheers,
Andrew.
You might want to consider using the ActionStep framework which deals
with the MVC model.
You could also look at past discussions on delegate in this forum.
(google it)
Everyone has to deal with this.
Ron
Jason Boyd wrote:
OK this is making me nuts. It seems to be an impossible scope
Use one of the delegate solutions (i.e. the built-in
mx.utils.Delegate, but there are several others):
import mx.utils.Delegate;
class Main {
var myButton:Button; // placed on stage in authoring time
function init() {
myButton.onRelease = Delegate.create(this, doSomething);
}
Actionstep and Haxe address your concerns and are probably more like
Delphi as development environments with the higher level functions that
ActionScript does not provide.
Ron
Mike and Stephie wrote:
HI People !
Great list and we've seen a lot of incredibly useful stuff go past.
We're
Ha ha, this is why we love Flash so much, and why it makes us want to
put a bucket on our head, and have our children whack the bucket with
sticks.
So here's the thing. Your class has a method called doStuff(), and a
button mc called button_mc. You want it to fire doStuff() when you
Hi Jason,
in a situation like this i first determine if Button is a dynamic class...if it
is i designate a variable and assign it the parent class to it like this
myButton.parentObj = this;
this way i can call any function that's a memeber of the parent class like so...
myButton.onRelease =
I ditched the function() since it wasn't executing and tried your
suggestion. The debugger now shows the wrapper..s getting added to the
movieclips. Hmm...progress. But the temp.attachMovie is not executing on any
layer anywhere. I just don't see why.
Thanks,
T
//target_mc.addMask = function() {
Thanks all. That oughta do it...
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I'm having some weird behavior. The short version is, when I edit one
of my classes, and re-run the FLA in the IDE which absolutely is
dependent on this class, it is not getting the new behavior, and is
clearly running some older version of the class. Is there some reason
the IDE would get
change
temp.attachMovie(themask, idono+k, this.getNextHighestDepth());
for
temp.attachMovie(themask, idono+k, temp.getNextHighestDepth());
you need the next depth inside the empty movieclip. And you also need a
reference to the empty movieclip:
//target_mc.addMask = function() {
temp =
delete ASO files
I'm having some weird behavior. The short version is, when I edit one
of my classes, and re-run the FLA in the IDE which absolutely is
dependent on this class, it is not getting the new behavior, and is
clearly running some older version of the class. Is there some reason
the
Compiled classes are kept in a subdirectory of Flash's base class
folder in ASO files - this folder on Windows:
C:\Documents and Settings\username\Local Settings\Application
Data\Macromedia\Flash 8\en\Configuration\Classes\aso
The compiler uses these precompiled files if it doesn't detect
Andrei,
Significant progress...following your suggestions...
temp = wrapper+k;
mcTemp = target_mc.createEmptyMovieClip(temp, this.getNextHighestDepth
());
mcTemp.duplicateMovieClip(themask, idono+k, this.getNextHighestDepth
());
mcTemp.blendMode = layer;
trace(k);
I made one
Andrei,
themask is in there according to debug lists but I can't see it in the
.swf...
What/where is Frame 0 ?
Seems to be instanciated but not loaded. Can't find a command to explicitly
load it.
Also interesting that I can't seem to force the level on any of the movie
clips.
Thanks,
Teresa
Here's what I do:
this.stop();
//
var mcImageWindow:MovieClip;
var mcImageContent:MovieClip;
var mcImageMask:MovieClip;
var mcl:MovieClipLoader = new MovieClipLoader();
//
mcl.addListener(this);
//
mcImageWindow = this.createEmptyMovieClip(mcImageWindow,
this.getNextHighestDepth());
Hi there,
My flash animation should play on a page with a black
background ...however when the page loads or if you hit refresh a
big white box displays where the flash animation comes in. I've
tried everything in the html (div using a black background, table
using a black background)
Trying to port a project from AS 2.0 to AS 3.0, and they've removed linkageIDs
and Object.registerClass, which is used heavily in this to modularize the
application and I'm somewhat lost trying to find a suitable replacment.
The project has multiple ui only swfs, and one script.swf shared among
Which do you prefer:oThis:Object = this;mcClear.onRelease = function():Void{
oThis.clearForm();}ormcClear.onRelease = Delegate.create(this, clearForm);Also,
anyone please let me know if my code formatting doesn't work (i.e: shouldn't be
using hotmail to
Hi Ron !
Thanks very much for your response -- we'll take a look
Kind regards
Ron Wheeler wrote:
Actionstep and Haxe address your concerns and are probably more like
Delphi as development environments with the higher level functions
that ActionScript does not provide.
Ron
Mike and Stephie
On 2/4/07, Stephen Ford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Which do you prefer:oThis:Object = this;mcClear.onRelease = function():Void{
oThis.clearForm();}ormcClear.onRelease = Delegate.create(this, clearForm);Also,
anyone please let me know if my code formatting doesn't work (i.e: shouldn't be
Hi,
Can anyone tell me that how can I get the SVG format from flash through
ActionScript at runtime.
Let say I am designing a template in flash which uses text, images, and
vector graphics. I need to export the same as a high resolution JPEG and
also need to export the same as SVG format.
Hi Amandeep
You can use SVG Parser provided by Burak Kalyaci. Also you can write
your own svg files. Its same as xml just a little bit study for
different mappings of your objects as well as there properties on stage.
Keep in touch.
Rishi
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Thank you sir,
I knew it, if no one answer, then you will be the one to answer.
Thanks a lot sir.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of rishi
Sent: Monday, February 05, 2007 10:08 AM
To: Flashcoders mailing list
Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] SVG
Ah ha! This is what Andrei meant by the strings may be causing the problem.
As far as I can tell, the declaring them MovieClips and the extra
createEmptyMovieClip at the beginning are the keys to making this work. I
made mine work for a single image. Now I have to figure out how to put it
all in
I think I know the answer, but...
Is there any way to get a stack trace programmatically? I've got a
simple assert function, which terminates script execution on fail, and
it would be sooo helpful to be able to print a stack trace, instead of
having to *tell* the assert function where it is
LH Hi there,
LH My flash animation should play on a page with a black
LH background ...however when the page loads or if you hit refresh a
LH big white box displays where the flash animation comes in. I've
LH tried everything in the html (div using a black background, table
LH using a
SF Which do you prefer:oThis:Object = this;mcClear.onRelease =
SF function():Void{ oThis.clearForm();}ormcClear.onRelease =
SF Delegate.create(this, clearForm);
I prefer Delegate, because it is shorter and clearly shows what is
going on (callback assignment), while using more lines and separete
Hello.
you might try export as AI (Adobe Illustrator) and convert it with an
appropiate software, like Adobe Illustrator to svg, can't you?
Regards,
Matthias
2007/2/5, Amandeep Singh [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Thank you sir,
I knew it, if no one answer, then you will be the one to answer.
Thanks a
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