Hi,
thanks for the tips. You have made my certain doubts clear about the
subject, rest i will explore. if u find any further such inputs let me know.
As i understood requests are directly handled by FMS on request from swf
files.
I was just trying to work out on a news based site kind of scenario
On 7/25/07, Muzak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, alot depends on the context of the whole thing (the bigger picture).
If contextInfo isn't used/part of class A or B, it shouldn't even be there.
But since you said:
object B wraps it and wants to do something context specific once
A has
I am doing some application on flash that uses an XML file to store data...
This application has a search form. I understand how to get through the xml
by loops but i can't figure out how to get flash to know if this word is
included within the xml nodes or not... Any simple idea?
Regards
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Hi Ian,
Been thinking about this a bit more and you're correct, contextInfo doesn't
belong in class A and I'd go for storing a list of
contextInfos in class B.
regards,
Muzak
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Hi Ian, back at the start of this you asked:
- Why, in AS3, is my equivalent of using Delegate Not The Done Thing?
(Someone mentioned type-safety; and yes, at compile time, you'll lose
type safety)
Does anyone know why Delegate is frowned upon? Seems like a simple and
elegant solution to the
On 7/25/07, Muzak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Ian,
Been thinking about this a bit more and you're correct, contextInfo doesn't
belong in class A and I'd go for storing a list of
contextInfos in class B.
Hiya Muzak,
Yes, just been trying that one out. But (sadly!) again it doesn't
hold
On 7/25/07, Sunil Jolly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know why Delegate is frowned upon? Seems like a simple and
elegant solution to the problem to me!
Sunil,
Yeah, that was my initial question. When I posted an AS3 version of
Delegate (to deal with this problem) a few months back,
Oh - and off the top of my head I can think of two fairly obvious
objections/complications:
i) Not type safe at compile time (but should(?) complain at runtime if
the wrong argument types are sent, at least in the debug player)
ii) Potential memory leakage with creating a closure - you'll have to
I am doing some application on flash that uses an XML file to store data...
This application has a search form. I understand how to get through the xml
by loops but i can't figure out how to get flash to know if this word is
included within the xml nodes or not... Any simple idea?
Regards
--
Good evening,
Looks like all trial download links are broken at: www.adobe.com/downloads/
This doesnt seem to be a browser issue .Can someone at Adobe please take a
look at this issue?
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Hi Ian,
It seems like the proper way would be to create the extra
functions/classes to handle this. That would solve those two issues
which aren't major, but would make your code cleaner.
Its more effort/work I guess but it might pay off in the long run!
(Which is what clean code is all about
On 7/25/07, Sunil Jolly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Ian,
It seems like the proper way would be to create the extra
functions/classes to handle this. That would solve those two issues
which aren't major, but would make your code cleaner.
Thanks, Sunil; but for clarity, _which_ extra
Oh, and reading the link you supplied, the only concrete suggestion is
from Aral Balkan, who suggests (as someone did in an earlier thread)
that you subclass the Event class.
How would that help in my case? Any suggestions? To go back to my
original example, if you assume class A is a black box
Omar Fouad wrote:
I am doing some application on flash that uses an XML file to store
data...
This application has a search form. I understand how to get through
the xml
by loops but i can't figure out how to get flash to know if this
word is
included within the xml nodes or not... Any simple
Alan MacDougall wrote:
This looks completely straightforward and identical to Java... but
when I do it, it catches the generic error. Now, obviously an Error
instance is getting caught, which means one is getting thrown, which
means my InvalidPathFormatException IS being recognized as a
Hi,
cant you just attach the dispmap to the parent mc holding the children?
greetz
JC
ps to get the placement correctly you might need to set the mask through
setMask()
On 7/24/07, eric e. dolecki [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I started coding up a little sniper scope thing.
bmp on the stage of
It is hardy much more work to parse the XML manually.
We did a complex search (find me all the things that a fireman might use
for personal protection during an earthquake or what respirators are
used by first responders or what headgear does the police marine unit
wear) without XPath. Just
Hi Ian,
I didn't fully understand your reply to Muzak's suggestion, but this is
based on that and seems to fit the bill.
Sorry it's a bit messy but you get the idea...
Are there still issues with this one?
---
//call class b passing extra param
var b:B = new B();
I figured out a decent work around for what I am doing - thanks for your
reply ;)
- eric
On 7/25/07, Hans Wichman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
cant you just attach the dispmap to the parent mc holding the children?
greetz
JC
ps to get the placement correctly you might need to set the mask
Omar Fouad wrote:
com.xfactorstudio.xml.xpath??? where can i get it???
Well, XPath is just one way of searching through an XML document to get
specific nodes. As you might guess from the package name, this
particular implementation can be found at www.xfactorstudio.com . You
can learn more
Greetings All,
Is anyone using Flash with Team Foundation Server for source control?
If so, do you mind sharing the steps it took to setup the connection to
TFS?
Thanks,
Doug Coning
Senior Web Development Programmer
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Google??? or try guessing from the name.
Omar Fouad wrote:
com.xfactorstudio.xml.xpath??? where can i get it???
On 7/25/07, Alan MacDougall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Omar Fouad wrote:
I am doing some application on flash that uses an XML file to store
data...
This application has a search
I think, it is not available at the moment.
I'll send you the AS2 sources offlist.
hth,
Matthias
2007/7/25, Omar Fouad [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
com.xfactorstudio.xml.xpath??? where can i get it???
On 7/25/07, Alan MacDougall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Omar Fouad wrote:
I am doing some application
How about using a wrapper class?
package {
import flash.events.Event;
import flash.events.IEventDispatcher;
public final class Wrapper {
private var _contextInfo:Object;
private var _a:IEventDispatcher;
Hi Sunil,
That won't work if multiple requests are filtering through the same
B - which is where the whole problem starts from. :-) Because request
2 overwrites the contextInfo written by request 1 - which is why both
Muzak (and I) suggested B has an internal list of contextInfos. But
that gets
Hi Frank,
That's got potential, thanks - I'll go away and have a think about
it (and try a few things out).
Cheers,
Ian
On 7/25/07, Frank Pepermans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How about using a wrapper class?
package {
import flash.events.Event;
import
Hey Flashcoders,
I am creating an empty movieclip and loading an image to it. Then I
am basically copying this movieclip into a bitmap. The reason I am
doing this is, in the next step I am slicing up the bitmap into
different pieces. I think my question is, am I doing an additional
step
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Sorry, it's not very clear in all that garbled code.
If you make a new instance of B each time then only 1 request would be
made to each instance. The event could then be sent to the same listener
for each instance but with the appropriate parameter as part of the
(custom) event.
If you
They don't give code, but you may want to check out:
http://www.adobe.com/designcenter/gallery/swf/index.html#u_sContent=odop
od
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On Jul 25, 2007, at 4:54 PM, Mendelsohn, Michael wrote:
I understand traversing through XML is more intuitive in AS3 than AS2.
I'm wondering if CS3 lets you traverse through XML in AS3 style, but
still using AS2 for the project.
Flash CS3 does do this (support E4X), however you have to set
Hi There,
Just on the off chance any of you can help -
Does anyone have any resources, or knows a good example online to simulate
slightly blotchy ink using the drawing API?
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On Jul 25, 2007, at 6:21 PM, John Dowdell wrote:
If so, then no, I don't... the current pre-releases can invoke an
installed Adobe Reader to display a PDF,
This, in itself, let all the air out of AIR for me.
When I saw how AIR could do such a great job of fusing SWF and HTML,
I guess I
AFAIK, Flash source control only works with VSS 6.
regards,
Muzak
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Greetings All,
Flash doesn't have access to the local file system. If teh pictures were on
a server you could do something with a PHP script to get the file names, but
on the client, not. Unless you want to get into the new Adobe Air API, but
that's a whole other ball of wax, not to mention a bit of a learning
On Jul 25, 2007, at 7:24 PM, Weldon MacDonald wrote:
Flash doesn't have access to the local file system. If teh pictures
were on
a server you could do something with a PHP script to get the file
names, but
on the client, not. Unless you want to get into the new Adobe Air
API, but
that's a
Curious, does anyone know anything about the capabilities of fscommand in
AIR applications?
FSCommand was originally for the plugin to communicate with its host browser.
Then later it was extended a bit to control properties of Projectors. The
current externalInterface communicates with the
Have you tested on different computers? Was it the same computer that
worked last year?
At 11:36 AM 7/25/2007, you wrote:
I have some audio slide presentations that I've created in Flash for
the web that I need to put on CD. I am using autorun to execute an
index.html page and then from
Hi,
Has anyone heard of the ExternalInterface Class failing in an AS3 file after
an AS2 file has loaded into it and also uses this object?
Cheers,
Mark
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I need an advice how to send information from html to swf. I have list of
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Is that possible? If yes maybe somebody have examples that explains how.
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So I gather I first need to embed my font (let's Verdana) and implement some
sort of RTL script.
Ok, thanks for your input.
Pieter
On 7/23/07, Danny Kodicek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm building an application that requires users to be abe to type in
almost
any language.
It has
Something along the lines of fscommand(exec, pdfOutput.exe source.html
target.pdf);
Or any other extension that might be useful for producing report documents
for our ROI/Value Calculator desktop products.
We are currently able to produce html reports for the desktop, but we cannot
produce pdf
ah, so is this Does anyone know how I can produce PDF files locally with the
Adobe Integrated Runtime?
If so, then no, I don't... the current pre-releases can invoke an installed
Adobe Reader to display a PDF, but I don't recall anyone seeing a way to
produce PDFs locally.
If you can handle a
Hi all;
I'm looking to connect a projector to an Access db, both on CD.
Looks like Zinc will do this, but I'm curious if any folks with experience
in the area could enlighten me:
1. Are there any client requirements? MDAC version? Do I have to make an
ODBC connection?
2. What does Zinc
Is it possible to use Flash to make an image browser...without an XML file.
In other words, just view the images in any given local folder.
Regards,
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I have some audio slide presentations that I've created in Flash for the
web that I need to put on CD. I am using autorun to execute an index.html
page and then from there, the user can select the various
presentations. But from CD, when I open the presentation, the audio
stutters(loops
Yes, the problem is happening on all computers.
And yes, I'm working with same pc as last year.
At 7/25/2007 Wednesday 02:09 PM, you wrote:
Have you tested on different computers? Was it the same computer that
worked last year?
At 11:36 AM 7/25/2007, you wrote:
I have some audio slide
Hi,
in general:
* follow the KISS principle
* optimize l8r
* measure if you really want to know and base your decision on that
greetz
JC
On 7/25/07, ilteris kaplan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey Flashcoders,
I am creating an empty movieclip and loading an image to it. Then I
am basically
I cannot get a dynamic text field to display Chinese characters from
XML. Results vary from question marks in the field, to undefined,
to blank. What should happen is that Flash derives elements from the
XML and displays them in the textfield. I'm using XMLSA to parse the xml.
Another
search on javascript + actionscript.
That is one way.
...helmut
On 7/26/07, natalia Vikhtinskaya [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I need an advice how to send information from html to swf. I have list of
links and want to send mp3 names to flash player that I created on the
page.
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