Hello :)
if you use Macromedia's V2 components, the Button component don't have over
and out event you must override the class and add your custom events.
EKA+ :)
2006/10/14, dnk [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi there - this is probably a simple question, but...
I have been using
he's not describing dropping of framerate, he's describing that he can no
longer drag the ship around:
But when I use swfObject to publish it, it starts droping the drag of the
ship.
when he uses swfObject, he looses that functionality. It's not a
performance question, its a functionality
Hi,
can't this be done with intrinsics?
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/flash/8/main/wwhelp/wwhimpl/common/html/wwhelp.htm?context=LiveDocs_Partsfile=1879.html
On 10/14/06, Ian Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 10/13/06, Jim Kremens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I understand what interfaces
can't this be done with intrinsics?
Ray, an interface does not include variables, so this example looks more
like an Abstract class.
intrinsic class Circle {
var radius:Number;
function Circle(radius:Number);
function getArea():Number;
function getDiameter():Number;
function
Hi Ray,
Yes - but why would you, if the language spec already supports
interfaces? Using interfaces is a much more 'standard' way (i.e. the
same sort of thing you'd do if you were talking to dynamic libraries
in other languages).
I still see intrinsics as a bit of a hack. These classes are
Scott,
To me, an abstract class is one which has a partial - but incomplete
- implementation i.e. you should never find yourself writing new
SomeAbstractClass() - you should only ever be creating objects derived
from it. The abstract class contains some useful re-usable stuff, but
can't function
Ian,
That being the case, I can't quite see how intrinsics apply, as by
their nature they include no implementation at all.
Ah, good point. I just got excited when I saw that variable in there. It is
one step closer to abstract.
Oddly, in AS3 Macrodobe have
taken out the facility to mark
First off, my apologies to Victor for being snooty in my previous
reply. That was not a good way to handle it, but I was annoyed
because I'd taken the time to look at both pages, look at the html
code (which was presumably the thing that was causing the swf to
break), and offer a suggestion.
Yes! It does fix the problem. Thanks very much! Now let me expalin why I
didn't just try it and then reply back. Normally I would have done so and I
did change the code but my FTP client (WSFTP) on this machine just stops
working after about 4 hours and I have to re-boot. I was lazy and
Victor,
You are exactly right about the purpose of WMODE, and your HTML guy
should be taking the opposite approach: always leave it off (which by
default sets it to false) unless you need it. And know that it still
doesn't work on some browsers.
Glad to get this problem solved.
BTW, WSFTP
eka wrote:
Hello :)
if you use Macromedia's V2 components, the Button component don't have
over
and out event you must override the class and add your custom
events.
EKA+ :)
Pointers to any docs on how to do that?
Thanks!
d
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Hi, I'm mainly a coder, with some experience on the arts side as well.
I've got a site where I need to be able to set and clear a bunch of
intervals dynamically. It's a visualization application which involves
node-link graphs with a potentially large number of nodes, and in
which you can
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