Hello Everyone,
Finally I got it working.
It has to do with java heap space flash cs4 had to use to compile.
I guess since it was too big, cs4 did not compile it full and just show
blank swf without any error.
I installed flash cs4 update 10.0.2 and the problem got solved.
Thanks,
Rohit
On
Here are a few helpful links to get you started if you've haven't
already seen them.
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flash/9.0/ActionScriptLangRefV3/migration.html
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/3/langref/migration.html
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flash/9.0/ActionScriptLangRefV3/runtimeErrors.
html
Assuming that all the UI events created by one clock face (view) are included
in the events on the other clock face (another view) and the events are defined
by the business rules to have identical effects on the state of the
application, then the same controller could be used for both.
If two
FlashDevelop - yes, you can code in AS2 - but if you want to compile
without using the Flash IDE, you have to use the free Flex SDK, which
means you have to use (well, I should say get to use) Actionscript 3.0.
I'll echo what the others have said, take the plunge with AS 3.0 -
you'll need to
Hi Jim,
Thanks for another extensive reply, and getting the discussion back on the
MVC track ;)
Assuming that all the UI events created by one clock face (view) are
included in the events on the other clock face (another view) and the
events are defined by the business rules to have identical
I'm developing a project in AS2 that gets loaded into an AS3 parent movie.
In my layout, I have an instance of a symbol (it has an identifier and a
class). Within the onLoad function of this class, one of the movie
clips is defined as the mask of another. For the instance that is
initially
On 3/31/2010 7:32 AM, Merrill, Jason wrote:
FlashDevelop - yes, you can code in AS2 - but if you want to compile
without using the Flash IDE, you have to use the free Flex SDK, which
means you have to use (well, I should say get to use) Actionscript 3.0.
Incorrect. MTASC is used to compile
Thanks for all your input.
I am going to try and make the migration. Wish me luck.
Karl
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On Mar 31, 2010, at 9:32 AM, Merrill, Jason jason.merr...@bankofamerica.com
wrote:
FlashDevelop - yes, you can code in AS2 - but if you want to compile
without using the Flash IDE,
Oh, that's right, I had totally forgotten about MTASC - seems like eons
since I've even thought about AS2 that I completely forgot about that.
Either way, anyone working in AS2 out of choice (not because the client
is strictly demanding it) should really be working in AS3 instead.
That's sounds
Hey, if you're doing well with AS2, there's nothing wrong with that.
It's not going away for a long time.
I disagree with that - what happens when you lose your job and have to
put your resume out there? And IMO, it's nearly almost gone away
anyway. Sure Flash player supports it still, but
I tend to agree with Jason here, I am a freelancer and I have missed
out on a lot of jobs because I am not an AS3 developer.
Your probably right on the ease of use and the functionality of AS3
being better, otherwise what would be the use of creating AS3.
Again, thanks for all your comments.
Good idea.. thx
On Mar 31, 2010, at 9:32 AM, Merrill, Jason wrote:
Ask questions here, like I used to do
this in AS2, how do I do that in AS3? - also look at the migration
guides - they will show you how everything changed.
Karl DeSaulniers
Design Drumm
http://designdrumm.com
I didn't use AS3 until I had to a year and a half ago, Yahoo! IMVs started
requiring AS3. The Facebook ActionScript API is AS3 as well and I'm sure
there's many, many other similar examples. I predict you'll eventually have an
opportunity that requires knowing AS 3!
_ _ _
Erik Mattheis
Senior
LOL, I need one of those printed migration chart posters to put on my
wall.
That would probably do it.
:)
Karl
On Mar 31, 2010, at 5:51 PM, Mattheis, Erik (MIN - WSW) wrote:
I didn't use AS3 until I had to a year and a half ago, Yahoo! IMVs
started requiring AS3. The Facebook
Hey Karl - a few more things - check out the Migration Cheat Sheet for
AS3 here:
http://actionscriptcheatsheet.com/blog/quick-referencecheatsheet-for-act
ionscript-20/
(Some of the other cheat sheets will be useful too.)
Read through that and you'll start to get comfortable with the changes.
It
LOL, I need one of those printed migration chart posters to put on my
wall.
That would probably do it.
Wow - that's really weird! Like you read my last post before I even sent
it - I just posted about a real cheat sheet and clicked send, then saw
this comment. Funny. Well, your wish has been
Hey, if you're doing well with AS2, there's nothing wrong with that.
It's not going away for a long time.
Jason is right, and to his point:
The interactive industry is probably one of the the fastest changing
industries in the world. If you aren't willing to change (and I am not
saying you are
HAHAHA..
Thats great...
Thanks for the link.
Does this mean I have a great mind.. ?
;)
Karl
On Mar 31, 2010, at 7:30 PM, Merrill, Jason wrote:
LOL, I need one of those printed migration chart posters to put on my
wall.
That would probably do it.
Wow - that's really weird! Like you
Figured out this issue. The NoCache method worked fine. I was trying to
use the information before it was set in it's variables.
Thanks Steven and others for their replies!
Nathan Mynarcik
Interactive Web Developer
nat...@mynarcik.com
254.749.2525
www.mynarcik.com
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I agree Taka. I need to kick it into hight gear is the consensus I am
hearing.
So I am on it. I don't think it will be as painful as I was thinking,
but we'll see what my learning curve is.
I must admit (at the risk of brown nosing) I have enjoyed reading all
of the posts on this list about
Right there with you Taka - my co-workers and people who listen in on my
Twitter feed (http://twitter.com/jmerrill_2001 if you're interested)
probably think I'm an overzealous a Flash fanboy, which I probably am,
but I'm also realistic and would switch to Silverlight development or
HTML5 if it
FWIW, I made the transition to AS3 about a year ago (eLearning lags a
little behind the rest of the commercial world).
Here's what made my journey easy...
1) Use the GAIA framework as a starting point for all my projects.
2) Watched Colin Moock's 'Lost Actionscript Weekend' DVDs
3) Purchased
Thanks for that Chris.
I am interested in seeing what GAIA is. I have heard of the DVD and I
have an AS3 book I was going to send beno.
I never even touched AS1. I just dove right into AS2 projects. That
is how I got into AS2.
I figure I can do the same with AS3. I guess what frightens me if
You don't *have* to use design patterns, you can learn the syntax by just doing
everything in your document class as you would make an AS2 project with all the
script in the first frame. I found and still find
http://www.kirupa.com/forum/showthread.php?t=223798 useful and it used to show
up a
Thanks Mattheis.
Because I freelance, I can end up creating or taking over project.
I know that I don't have to use them, but I would like to learn how
they work so that
if I take on another persons project, I'm not all thumbs and I can
confidently say I can take the job.
But, I also figured
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