Hi Frank,
I've done a few things that connect flash and cocoa, basically you load your
flash into a webview and use javascript from both cocoa and flash as the bridge
between the two. there isn't a lot of info out there and I can do a full step
by step tutorial later but for now I've uploaded
Hi,
For anyone who uses XCode for ActionScript development... I have
built an application that can be used as an Executable to launch
a .swf (or html) after a successful MTASC or MXMLC build and log
messages from the flash player to the XCode run console. if you're
interested I've put a
use flare (http://www.nowrap.de/flare.html) to decompile the swf.
that'll tell you the version it was compiled to.
On 5 Jan 2006, at 17:57, Josh Buhler wrote:
Does anybody know of a quick and easy way to get the version info
on a published swf? I've got a swf that was published by the
yep you can do it either in eclipse or using the mxmlc compiler
from the command line. details can be found at
http://labs.macromedia.com/wiki/index.php/
Flex_Framework:tutorials:compiling_mxmlc
cheers, Alisdair
On 12 Dec 2005, at 07:47, David Peek wrote:
Lets say I had a
could you provide more detail on what you want to achieve?
the following would make a Class object receive all MovieClip
onRelease events. and would do so for a timeline with slightly
modified code. not sure this is what you mean though?
public function initOnRelease ( Void ) : Void {
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Very cool,
I know a few people who will be keen to read that.
Spike
On 10/19/05, Alisdair Mills [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It took a bit of tinkering but I have the flex framework 2 and
actionscript 3 compiling on OS X (nb. not flex builder 2 plugin). if
you get all the jar
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