We need to integrate a wide range of special characters such as
foreign language characters, math characters, super and subscripts,
etc., into a database-driven, desktop, Flash application for the
education market. I'm looking for somebody with experience doing this
for possible paid consu
Mike,
Works like a charm. Thank you very much!
-Steven
--- Mike Mountain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [as]
> for (i=288; i<=318; i++) {
> var val = String.fromCharCode(i);
> trace(val);
> }
> [/as]
>
> Any good?
>
> M
>
> > -Original Message-
> >
> > How does one acce
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> Subject: [Flashcoders] Special characters?
>
> How does one access characters in a font that are beyond the
> standard ascii 127 characters? I'm about to start working
> with a custom font that has icons in the outer reaches of the
> key map. The
How does one access characters in a font that are beyond the standard ascii 127
characters? I'm about to start working with a custom font that has icons in the
outer reaches of the key map. The icons are in locations 288 - 318.
Any ideas how to get these characters?
Thanks in advance,
Steven
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In which case the onData option might be your best bet. The text files can
then be whatever you like - it's up to you to process them in whatever way
you wish.
Basically by providing your own LoadVars.onData() function, you completely
replace Flash's default processing of text files - you are just
Well,
the question is that the (.txt) files are done by unskilled users, using a
simple appl to apply some basic features to chars (like bold, italic,
underlined), so I must use simple text files.
But, at last, maybe the string manipulation option is the only way...
thank you for suggestion.
On 11/13/05, Gregory_GOusable <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> In fact, writing "<" char isn't a problem, but loading it from text
> file is: it's either recognized as tag or (if you use < etc)
> another variable.
> But if you try create a local var with html inside it, everything is
> ok.
> Solution
Enrico, I tried what you've described - indeed!
you wrote:
>How can I write the '<' char, inside an html dynamic textfield?
In fact, writing "<" char isn't a problem, but loading it from text
file is: it's either recognized as tag or (if you use < etc)
another variable.
But if you try create a loc
Well, I find on Macromedia site the table that I search, but the trouble its
always on...
If, instead than '<' I write %3C, Flash recognize this like '<', and it
think that is a tag open, then - without the expected tag close - the load
of following text stops.
Trying to find a solution to this, I
I need to write, inside a .txt file that must be load into a dynamic
textfield, the char '<' and '>';
but, if I wrote so, the loading stop when arrive to '<', because Flash think
this is the start of a tag, and I can't write neither '<' nor '>',
because '&' for Flash it means the start of a new tex
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