Hi flashcoders,
I am looking for an easy way to indicate an SWF's version on the stage
(i.e. via a textfield). I guess the easiest way would be if there was
a compiler literal like __DATE__ (indicating the time/date of
compilation) available within ActionScript. But I couldn't find any
such
We haven't found an easy way to do it - we've done it two ways:
i) Use Ant to update a textfile as part of the build process, and read
that textfile in at runtime. A good way to get a version number / date
for an entire _deployment_, rather than just for one .swf.
or
ii) Use Ant to update a
Stefan Thurnherr schrieb:
Hi flashcoders,
I am looking for an easy way to indicate an SWF's version on the stage
(i.e. via a textfield). I guess the easiest way would be if there was
a compiler literal like __DATE__ (indicating the time/date of
compilation) available within ActionScript. But I
I think the JSFL offers a great solution if you can have a command to
publish which will alter a variable __DATE__ (perhaps a counter) on the root
of the swf before calling publish document. Not sure if this is possible,
but thats how I'd think of it theoritically
Y Shouman
On 12/1/06, Michael
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