class fly.Delegate extends Object
{
static function create(obj:Object, func:Function):Function
{
var returnFunction = function()
{
var self:Function = arguments.callee;
var target_obj:Object = self.target_obj;
var func:Function = self.func;
var
Omar
This is the least of your worries google SQL injection attacks before you
waste too much more development time trying to resolve this issue.
Pete
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you guys are indeed the best
many thanks
p
On Feb 2, 2008 5:28 AM, EECOLOR [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
class fly.Delegate extends Object
{
static function create(obj:Object, func:Function):Function
{
var returnFunction = function()
{
var self:Function =
You can use an event proxy such as Grant Skinner's:
http://www.gskinner.com/blog/archives/2004/05/source_code_eve.html
- Randy
On Feb 2, 2008 10:52 AM, [p e r c e p t i c o n] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
you guys are indeed the best
many thanks
p
On Feb 2, 2008 5:28 AM, EECOLOR [EMAIL
Does this make sense to anyone - I have a jpeg outputter working for the
most part. However, I just swapped out my test clip, for a different image
and it seems any other image (MC) I try to use just shows up as solid
white - with the correct dimensions though. I tried a couple different ones
just can't think of one now.
The most common case where you do not extend the EventDispatcher is when you
need to extend the Proxy class in order to catch dynamic method and property
calls. In that case
you need to extend a class that does not extend EventDispatcher itself
you can do something
With AS2 this indeed seems
tricky. With AS3 you could just zip the stuff, unzip within your Flash
application and load the bytes. Your best guess is a tool like swfmill
that has
the ability to
create swf's on the server. I only know of a library in java that has
the ability to generate swf's
Hello everyone,
Question: (Using actionscript 3)
How to scale just the background image (photograph) fullscreen in the browser
but still keep it's aspect ratio.
All the solutions on the internet seem to still be in Actionscript 2. I'm
using the code below -
I am not sure how it is possible that the item has been removed from the
display list. I however take your word for it :) Since you can not put a try
/ catch block (or check) around error area the solutions are limited.
My first thought was to extend the component and override the
In case this doesnt help you could also check out the property:
mouseChildren and do something like parent.mouseChildren = false;
Greetz Erik
On 1/25/08, Matthias Dittgen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!
oh, I found a solution. I have to do a parent.mouseEnabled = false,
too, because parent is
This is the perfect example as to where you would use an interface:
Interface definition:
public interface MyFrameworkInferface
{
function startup():void
};
Class in the swf that is loaded in:
public class MyLoadedClass
{
public function startup():void
{
/stuff
};
};
I believe it's type * so you should cast it.
This has nothing to do with that, hehe. There is a tiny difference beween
ClassToCastTo(value) and (value as ClassToCastTo). In the first case a
compiler error will be thrown. In the second case the cast will be tried. If
it fails the resulting value
The only thing I can think of is that it is most likely
a problem concerning the ApplicationDomain. You probably load the swf into
its own application domain, which means it will use the AbstractPreloader
class of the swf instead of the one in your main application. The solution
here would be to
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