Setup a http proxy (like proxytrace
http://www.pocketsoap.com/tcptrace/pt.aspx) on your IE and you can thus see
exactly what is being sent -- compare the HTTP headers, the url, the
responses, of a working page and a non-working page.
You will see exactly what is happening and most likely find
In other words, to make your above code to compute brightness work from a
value returned by getPixel(), just change the few first line of the HSB
method from:
RGBtoHSB = function(rgb){
var r = rgb.r
var g = rgb.g
var b = rgb.b
...
to:
RGBtoHSB = function(var pixelvalue){
var r = pixelvalue
hum, I guess you missed my last post(?)
Here's the code again:
function computeBrightness(pixelvalue)
{
var r = pixelvalue 16 0xFF;
var g = pixelvalue 8 0xFF;
var b = pixelvalue 0xFF;
var bright = Math.max(Math.max(r,g),b);
return Math.round((bright/255)*100);
}
And for an
I am assuming this is for AS2 - right?
If you want speed that probably means you are dealing with a lot of data(?)
1- What is the typical recursion level?
2- What is the typical number of items?
3- What is the typical size of sub arrays?
In general making a function call is not fast at all.
I am not sure this is relevant to the discussion but:
Your proxy trick will not work to access resources from local machines
within a client's NAT. The flash player could potentially access those
since it is already located behind the NAT.
What I mean is that the flash player might have network
uhoh... potential help vampire identified!
-
Just want to add a detail you did not mention:
The Nike uniform builder text style has two different types of arching:
#1- normal (letters simply rotated individually following a path)
#2- shear (vertical lines stays vertical) --
#1 is easy
- Your example nike url does not work
- I do not see any arching just by visiting their site -- where is that?
- I do not see any attachments to this email
- you must have a problem sending emails to this list since it appears you
sent your email twice
When you are saying text arching
Alternative way of instanciating a class without a library and without the
__Package hack either.
Create a class with this function:
function attachClassMovie(parentmc:MovieClip, className:Function,
instanceName:String, depth:Number, argv:Array):MovieClip
{
// Create emptyMovieClip
var
a straight hash
table.
B.
2006/5/16, Ron Wheeler [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Bernard Poulin wrote:
If you can not tune a HashMap it will be worse than an ordinary array.
It will take more space and more processing time.
This will of course depend on the size and usage - it *may* be more
efficient
this works for me:
*/** @param factor is between 0 and 1 (if higher/lower, it will clip
correctly) */*
*public* *static* *function* mixColor(a:*Number*, b:*Number*, factor:*Number
*):*Number*
{
*if*(factor = 1)
*return* a;
*if*(factor = 0)
*return* b;
*var* fb:*Number* = 1-factor;
*return*
As an ActionScript programmer, I personally liked this one:
http://www.neo-archaic.net/blog/2006/05/09/tooltip.htmSimple and
effective: No .mxp, no .fla, no super-complex code to setup, just a single
.as file to drop in.
Additionally, it seems lots of people are building super-fancy
Note: the Firefox issue is a problem in the Demo html page. Not a problem in
the tooltip itself of course.
About the Width: The width parameter should be named maxwidth. It
really does take the size of the text in consideration when computing the
width. It simply max it out to the specified
I believe Outlook uses resources located in mime attachments in the email.
I do not think it uses that special data: URI scheme.
I did a view source from an email in Outlook and got an image URI like the
following: img src='cid:image001.jpg@01C6863F.C5CB6260'
It seems that cid: is actually a
. The complete hash is always
kept around.
regards,
B.
2006/5/17, Ron Wheeler [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Bernard Poulin wrote:
Funny, I was actually thinking of an implementation which would use a
Java-style String objects. In java, all string objects have an int
hash
data member (computed the first time
Funny, I was actually thinking of an implementation which would use a
Java-style String objects. In java, all string objects have an int hash
data member (computed the first time it is needed).
In that scenario, only a portion of the hash value is used to make the hash
lookup. The complete hash
Cc:
Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] HashMap?
Bernard Poulin wrote:
I cannot say for AS3 implementation because I never tried it. (Which
is the
original subject of this topic.)
In AS1, AS2 and javascript, I am pretty sure that all objects
(including
Arrays) are key/value maps. (i.e
It also depends which IP you want to display. Do you want to display the
IP of the client machine or the external IP as seen on the internet?
You have to watch out these are not the same as the user might be
behind NATs/proxies.
For a client-only solution: (wild guess) I think your only chance
If you can not tune a HashMap it will be worse than an ordinary array.
It will take more space and more processing time.
This will of course depend on the size and usage - it *may* be more
efficient with hashmaps. Do you really think we can generalize being it
worse all the time?
Keeping an
http://mathforum.org/kb/message.jspa?messageID=1091009tstart=0
http://www.pa.uky.edu/~sorokin/stuff/cs650/sprout/SPROUT.CC
Somebody did a program called auntbeast which seems to be quite good. I
can't find a copy of it nor their source. Might be worth sending an email to
them.
more googling...
This one seems to link to a word document with some high-level explanation.
http://www.pa.uky.edu/~sorokin/stuff/cs650/sprout/sprout.html
B.
2006/5/15, Bernard Poulin [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
http://mathforum.org/kb/message.jspa?messageID=1091009tstart=0
http://www.pa.uky.edu
(I am re-sending this message - somehow, I got a disk full error message
from the flashcoders server)
--
Not sure what you mean by: How do you tell when a dot has been encircled
by a line? I do not understand why we need to keep track of cycles? What
is the relation with your
to prevent an illegal
move, but the tougher part will be making the computer move if the
best move is a line that loops around other vertices. Or maybe I
should forget programming and try my hand at cartooning!
On 5/12/06, Bernard Poulin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(I am re-sending this message
internals could tell for sure.
Ron
Bernard Poulin wrote:
mmm... Are you implying that ActionScript objects are not hashmaps?
I thought they were *all* hashmaps (even Arrays are hashmaps). Every
method
call that you do involves at least one hash lookup.
B.
2006/5/10, Ron Wheeler [EMAIL PROTECTED
mmm... Are you implying that ActionScript objects are not hashmaps?
I thought they were *all* hashmaps (even Arrays are hashmaps). Every method
call that you do involves at least one hash lookup.
B.
2006/5/10, Ron Wheeler [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
It appears that a HashMap is a Java class that uses
yes, this is indeed a duplicate!
If you are really hoping to find help - you should always search the
archives...
Lookup this mailing list for this thread:
Position objects evenly around ellipse -- March 16, 2006
happy coding!
B.
2006/5/10, Peter Gehring [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm really
I just finished reading the whole thread - well... there is no real answer
in the end :-(
How accurate do you need this to be? (how many points typically?) Is this
used to draw dashes or simply positioning few objects?
B.
2006/5/10, Bernard Poulin [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
yes, this is indeed
Probably this is not what you are looking for but: If your maximum square
count is relatively low then you could use some kind of brute-force
technique where you could try different cases. This might be the only way
if the squares are actually rectangles (i.e.
images) with varying ratios: that
Aaaah, the Monday-effect: Yes, in fact: the problem with Steve's algorithm
is that the squares will almost never entirely fill the area. There will
always be empty gaps at every line / column and/or the last line will not be
filled completely.
If you have 5 squares to fill for example, there
Wow!
I just tried your algorithm with my previous example numbers and it does
output the correct square size (100) - also, internally it has the right
number of columns/lines: e.g. 3x4 (p=3, q=4) As for performance, it took 6
iterations: Since the output was 3x4, the number of iterations was (3
The problem is that even if you change the scaling, you are not changing the
position of the black box in relation of your local movieclip. Your black
box is only moving in relation to the movieclip parent.
What you seem to want are the coordinates in relation to the parent
movieclip.
To get
Hey! I may have found a simpler version: MovieClip.getBounds seems to have
a parameter for the target space. Example:
var bounds = mc.getBounds(_root);
..which, I believe, should convert the bounding rectangle automatically to
the _root coordinates. (I think it uses localToGlobal and
Here's some random ideas:
- The keep-alive option is a good thing (everything goes faster) and
normally does not impose a problem. If you have a problem on the server
because of that (too many threads or too many sockets taken), always
remember that it is the responsibility of the server to
Few Notes:
- CVSNT tries to minimize binary file growth. Do not know how it compares to
others.
- To compare binary documents, you will probably have to find tools
tailored for each file type. For example: for Microsoft Word documents, you
can use the built-in Word compare utility.
I do not
I know there is a problem with:
flash + firefox + scrolling regions + mouse coordinates + wmode != window +
Windows Operating System (linux seems fine)
Have you tried using wmode = window? (it might fix your mouse coordinates -
in other words, your buttons may start to work again)
B.
Yes absolutely.
http://www.unfocus.com/projects/PatentMagic/
In this example, at least on my machine, it drops the flashvars for the
object (embed is fine).
You can see for yourself if you carefully read the alert box text: the
embed tag has its flashvars but the object does not have it (value
to point out that this technique is not 100% bad. It is actually one
of the best bang-for-the-buck for existing pages. (unlike the FlashObject
which requires much more changes). It is great for many cases - it is a
brute-force, extremely low-cost method.
B.
2006/4/20, Bernard Poulin [EMAIL PROTECTED
We are certainly not reinventing the wheel. (yes, some people are still
learning about this whole issue, but this is not the main point of this
thread).
If you carefully read the first message in this thread (and subsequent
messages from from ryanm):
I think ryann is saying that it does not work
What you are saying makes me a bit scary: You are saying that using all the
latests software from Microsoft and after all the workarounds, it still
fails.
The following page should normally work with the latest microsoft patches.
Does it work for you?
http://www.macromedia.com/
You said that
with.
2006/04/18, Bernard Poulin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Just a little note about this technique:
It will void out the flashvars attribute (and potentially other
less-frequently used attributes).
If you do not use these special attributes, then this technique is
perfectly
fine.
B.
2005/12/22
Just a little note about this technique:
It will void out the flashvars attribute (and potentially other
less-frequently used attributes).
If you do not use these special attributes, then this technique is perfectly
fine.
B.
2005/12/22, Geoffrey Knutzen [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Here is what I am
This is a known common problem. This bug has been going for a long time!
Very annoying when doing AJAX-style pages where the page state is kept
on the URL.
It sounds like there is some (debug?) code inside the flash plugin that
somehow modifies the window title with the information (???).
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