I have a 1.5 comm server and I added in some code to record streams, and
when the record method is called, it creates the idx file but no flv. Any
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:)
Assembly/machine languages are iconic, programming languages are
supposed to be verbose. ;-)
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for this replacement, it's very useful
for this sort of thing. I used it to reformat over 120 files all in one
swoop with it, which saved me tons of time.
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it probably would be a good idea to do this before hand, to the file itself,
rather than making Flash parse it out every time the end user opens the app.
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Curious, what does, mechanically generated code mean? Space robots?
...with the kicking and the biting with the metal teeth and the hurting
and shoving.
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I asked, and nobody had any idea how they got Player 9. They were even
surprised that they had it.
I'd be willing to bet that MySpace did it. They're doing the live
update thing to Flash 9.
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actually the flash 9 player is the current version, allthough I doubt many
people in the world have it, since version 8 just got released not too
long ago.
Actually, with MySpace requiring Flash 9, I would expect the penetration
to reach 80%+ within a couple months.
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the compression isn't that great. And you would
also have to write the same class on the server side if you wanted to use it
anywhere but flash. It's mostly useful for storing large, repetitive blocks
of text for reuse in Flash later.
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in Flash, and either XML
encode the data or use the CDATA block in the XML. It would be more robust
and flexible, not to mention more compatible with other client and server
technologies.
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As you can see, you have to iterate through all the children of
newsitem, rather than just using the firstchild.
newsNode.childNodes[i].firstChild.nodeValue.toString() should work also,
since it would render the node and all of its children as a string.
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just need to make your select statement more
explicit.
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What I am attempting to do is get all the node nodes by doing
r = XPathAPI.selectNodeList(myXML,/*/node);
What you want is:
r = XPathAPI.selectNodeList(myXML,//node);
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. It wouldn't be a noticable difference in speed in a single
condition, but in a recursive loop where it might be evaluated thousands of
times, it could make a significant difference.
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whatever = duplicate reference (a==b).
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conditionals are cast to
boolean, so if(condition) is effectively executed as if(Boolean(condition)),
which makes it work, but at the same time it makes it easy to be sloppy.
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for a naming convention, like Java or even C++.
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in the function. Without looking at the function
or reading any documentation, I would assume that a delete method destroyed
the object, not just removed it from the array. An Array.delete function
should really delete the array.
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, when I try to decrypt the garbage, it only returns
garbage.
Does anyone have any ideas on this? Has anyone experienced anything
similar? Any light you guys can shed on this would be helpful.
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I'm working on some encryption classes, and I've run into an extremely
odd problem. Let me give you an example:
Nothing? Not a single response on the list?
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will be
references in the new array. A _deep method would make copies of those too,
recursively caling Array.duplicate, or Object.duplicate. ;-)
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How you like them apples? :)
Unfortunately, there is no baked in configuration for peach cobbler,
blackberry pie, and apricot fried pies, and since my clients aren't
interested in plain old apple pie, ROR is mostly useless for me. ;-)
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in this context.
if(o==undefined) o = new Object();
}
}
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At one time, Director developers were saying Flash was just hype.
Macromedia just had great marketing but their product wasn't very good.
Flash sucks. :P
I think that says more about the average Director developer than about
Flash or Macromedia. ;-)
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some additional work to make them happy, but keep
in mind that once you set the precedent that you'll go above and beyond what
you were paid for, they will expect it in the future.
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. As you grow as a developer, your rates should
increase to reflect it. Not many clients want to pay someone more than what
they've paid them in the past, regardless of what they may have learned.
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there are two VM's in the new player. the new VM is real snell.
snell (schnell) == fast
For the English-only crowd. ;-)
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I access it with AMFPHP, are you saying I have to modify every
single object returned from AMF?
Are you using UTF-8? And if not, why not?
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reason to use something smaller and lighter than FDS2.
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Serious benefits you be would required
to rely on = Flash 9 IDE.
Ding! Nail... head... and so on...
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. The servers I'm looking at now are
FDS2 and Oregano. I get resistance to the OSS direction, but can work around
it if the product is solid. My main concern about FDS is that it's way
overkill for what I need to do.
What server should I be looking at for this?
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-out.
Any ideas?
Bottom of the page...
http://www.horsefish.net/elementalfx/what.html
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+ years working experience with particle accelerators, a
doctorate in divinity, familiarity with the layout of the human genome, and
PhotoShop CS.
Pay: $23k
Oh, and we need you to relocate to Dubai.
-
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No web site is configured at this address.
Yeah, my wife lost the credit card and had to get it replaced, and I
forgot to update the host. :-P
It should be back up tomorrow afternoon.
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-fashioned way, by shifting pixels.
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is complete, so it actually seems to report the previous version you had.
And it will get even hinkier if you have other browser windows open.
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Yeah, that's the answer I'd rather not contemplate. g
Well, that is how most of the Java applets work. You can probably find
Java source code if you google for it and port it to AS.
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I posted this last week and got exactly 0 responses. Anyone?
Where can I find an Oregano forum or mailing list? I'm getting some
errors and I need an archive to
search. ;-)
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http://www.fjax.net/
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the effort of Flash versioning, which are about equal to begin with. But
browser compatibility doesn't require VBScript. :-P
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Where can I find one? I'm getting some errors and I need an archive to
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Why is the data output in reverse order and is there any way of ordering
it one,two,three?
Because object are FILO, and yes, use the numbered index.
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drastically. To state
that more clearly, you will *never* accomplish this in any predictable way
using a time delay, not even if you make the delay over 1 minute, because
somewhere there is still a guy using a 14.4 modem.
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);
...and so on. You could, of course, do the same thing by defining
thisObj as whatever scope you want to use, but it just seems cleaner and
easier to do it with Delegate. The only downside being passing parameters,
but that can be gotten around.
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own already.
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, and gopher, the entire internet has gone to
the newbs, and I'm waiting for the next internet to be invented so that I
can move on. ;-)
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handful that I want to read isn't a big deal for me.
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MyTestClass(myInst).runTest();
What's weird? You're just casting myInst as a MyTestClass, which
contains the function runTest in its prototype.
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classes, causing the entire UIObject hierarchy to
be compiled even if you never use the class you actually imported.
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, but that doesn't mean I don't appreciate what those apps have to
offer. ;-)
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those in the middle happy, and would require Adobe to
rethink a lot of their existing code base instead of simply polishing up
the existing code base. More work and less profit doesn't make for a good
business model.
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html kluge is to simply hard return again.
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returns, it is a hard return and a line feed.
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, but even
hints as to how such a thing was implemented in a usable fashion would be
just as good.
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constantly trying to loop through everything. It happened to me on a big
project too.
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really like that.
I think it's called Recursive Searchs? or something like that on the
Tools menu. If you turn it off, it won't recursively reflect the whole
application, you have to click on a node for it to update the children.
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stealing it.
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the causual save as
theft, but that's about all it does as far as security is concerned.
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, and it
will be executed within the scope specified (in the above example, this is
the scope). It's still 3 lines, but at least it's not a new function
defenition for each line, it's just an assignment.
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autocomplete and stuff like that is lower on the list.
TIA,
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of the array.
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that
there wasn't any google, and vampires were told to restate their questions
in the form of a haiku.
Ah, the good old days when flame cascades were relegated to afk-mn
(alt.fan.karl-malden.nose for the uninitiated)... good stuff. There is no
cabal.
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in English, I guess... ;-)
Normally I wouldn't stoop to a spelling lame, but when you close your
email with our brains just work better, you're asking for it. :-P
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for it to start loading.
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according to their defined
behavior as soon as they exist on the page.
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Maybe it's time for Adobe to start promoting the use of
Firefox/alternative web browsers...
Why? ActiveX is a far superior plugin framework to Mozilla plugins.
You're only one step from the slashdotters, who say you should just stop
using Flash alltogether.
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, it's a bug in the new patch and it's not fixable
(except by MS). In some cases, enabling client-side script debugging and
rebooting fixes it, in other cases it doesn't. IMO, it's just a buggy
update.
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them to comply, either by paying for license or removing
the functionality. They chose to remove the functionality, which was the
right decision, no matter how painful it is for us developers.
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This article shed's a little more light on the reality of Microsoft's
browser changes.
http://it.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/03/31/1840255
I have a hard time taking anyone who describes an article on slashdot as
shedding more light on reality seriously. :-P
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bug.
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What happens to a current browser if you make the switch?
Nothing, it degrades gracefully.
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as long (or expensive) as putting bad or incompatible code out to production
and having to go troubleshoot it and fix it there.
And get familiar with your source control, it is a life saver.
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'It influences a part of the brain called Shatner's Bassoon'
I'm stealing that. :-P
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Because global variables are contrary to the basis of OOP, which is all
about abstraction and encapsulation. If you need to store variables
somewhere so that they can be reached anywhere, use a singleton, or a static
class, or an application object, and so on.
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. It's not an absolute no-no to use _global, but if you can save yourself
some headaches in integration and debugging by going slightly out of your
way not to use it, it's time well spent.
In my opinion, of course...
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My business card is all white, with just one word in the middle: God.
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Yeah, Zinc lets you embed an IE ActiveX control; it basically positions
it over top of your Flash. However, that's EXE only.
H... flash, with a web broswer control in it... with a flash piece
in it... 8-O
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add more weight, but even then it is usually only several kilobytes.
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http://www.horsefish.net/hoth/objectmapping/
That was something John Grden and I were kicking around for a while, but
we both got busy with other things. It uses the same methods that were used
in the first FPS games, like Wolfenstein and Doom.
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since eval
was depreciated.
parentclip[clipname]
Works for nested targets too:
parentclip.subclip[clipname]
or
parentclip[subclip][clipname]
Like this:
trace(parentclip[subclip][clipname]._x);
or
trace(_root[clip1][clip2][clip3][clip4]._x)
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they retire eval in AS3.
Don't get the whole thing as a single string. Change your approach,
rather than trying to find ways to make the language do something it's not
intended to do.
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. And so on. The major difference
is, Europe's enforcement is an even bigger joke than it's laws.
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the fact that it directly contradicts the US Constitution.
sigh... my government...
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A good copyrightexample btw. is the micky mouse
Except that mickey Mouse should be in the public domain already.
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What is this, has anyone seen this bug before? What can I do about it?
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things could happen. So I went ahead and wrote the extra 10 lines
of code to keep the depths consecutive, and circumvented the problem before
it ever occurred.
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was in one-off projects where I didn't know or care where the elements ended
up because they were created and forgotten. Anything that might have to be
referenced or moved later should probably have its depth set explicitly.
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, and so on. And even better is to set constants in the class that
defines those objects, that way you can just add a new constant for the new
object, and you can see what the other depths are for reference when you are
defining it.
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1) If I can help it, I keep all my code in one place. All in one
frame, all the better. All in one swf? Better yet.
That's one of the worst things I've ever heard. Maybe you should get on
medication for your OCD.
Sigh...
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however, the reference will still exist, it just points to null. Delete
actually dumps both the object and the reference (eventually, when the GC
gets around to it), while assigning null only dumps the object (again, when
the GC gets to it).
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but as far as type-checking goes, I'm going to take as much
of it as I can get.
1us3r n3wb!!! l0l!
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