Hey there, I need to build a photo-sharing app that has photosets and
allows each image to have a comment/title much like Flickr (as well
as upload capabilities). Is anyone aware of anything already out
there that might help me?
Thanks in advance:)
Ali
Hi List,
I've created a dynamic class that extends Array.
What i want to do is pass through items in the constructor just like i
do with array ( var blah:Array = new Array(one, two, three); )
What happens now; is that every item i have to push in my self, like
so: blah.push(one).
If i push
Hi,
I have a project where I need the client to be able to view documents in the
browser (PDF, Word, RTF and Excel). However, the requirement is that the
person viewing the document can never save the file and can never get their
hands on it in order to email it to someone etc.
It seems to me
You might want to check this out:
http://www.adobe.com/products/flashpaper/
On Thu, Jun 26, 2008 at 8:22 AM, Stuart Campbell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi,
I have a project where I need the client to be able to view documents in
the
browser (PDF, Word, RTF and Excel). However, the
I take it they're not worried about the user taking screen grabs and email
those off?
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One thing that nobody who writes switch statements seemed to know (me
included) is you can (and, apparently, should) write them like this:
I knew that. I guess you missed this in my post. After I showed the
switch statement, I said, (or the same thing above but with brackets)
Jason Merrill
I'm probably wrong (and mostly want to know as well), but I didn't
think you could extend the Array class. Not that AS won't let you do
it, but it doesn't actually work. I know this is the case with AS2,
but am only guessing that it's the case with AS3 from the behavior you
describe.
My
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I am making a FLV player that should take download, on-demand-streaming and
live-streaming input.
I have chosen to work with the FLVplayback component in ActionScript2.0.
To be able to show/hide a preloader animation (like youtube-loading) i
listen for stateChange events broadcast by the
He Jer,
In the docs it says: public dynamic class Array
So you can extend it. My problem is that now i have to use push() to
get items in and i want to use the constructor to pass through items,
like so var blah:ArrayInterator = new ArrayIterator(1, 2,3);
My constructor uses ..rest so with
I have created a Flex app that has the Flash CS3 FLVPlayer component
packaged to swc.
The player plays a number of movies that have all been encoded to mp4
from Premiere CS3 from a variety of sources, most ripped from DVDs to
avi (tourist info dvds supplied to me).
I am having problems with one
Hi Sidney,
You have of course tried the obvious:
super.apply(this, args)
How did it fail, compiler error or?
Regards,
Morten Barklund
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Hi,
not going to work I think. Ran into this some time ago, the Array class is a
beastie in its own right.
The only around it that I found was adding a static createFromArray method
to my subclass (which is slow).
greetz
JC
On Thu, Jun 26, 2008 at 5:02 PM, Morten Barklund [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a class that extends Sprite. When the x value of the Class is changed
I want to know so I can change another value.
So I tried
override public function set x(n:Number)
{
super.x=n;
//added functionality would happen here
}
but I get Incompatible override
So I could build a setX
Hello :)
In AS3 the apply method don't exist over the constructor.. the constructor
in AS3 isn't a Function but a Class object and the Class object don't
implément the apply or call methods !
It's a big problem for me
For the moment the solutions are :
1 - In your case... use composition
@Eric: Thanks. Downloading the trial now.
@Paul - yeah screengrabs aren't considered a problem (the documents are so
huge that nobody is likely to bother).
On Thu, Jun 26, 2008 at 2:07 PM, Paul Venton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I take it they're not worried about the user taking screen grabs and
figured it out - i just needed to declare the return type as :void on the
set
public override function set x(n:Number):void
{
super.x=n;
//works
}
On Thu, Jun 26, 2008 at 11:32 AM, Jason Van Cleave [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I have a class that extends
Hi Guys as you know im fairly new to AS3 and im having a massive problem with
some code ive been writing, unfortunately there is loads of it so ive had to
create a couple of examples of what i want, as i can get them to work
separately but not together!
1 - Click the link -
hello :)
In the playerglobal.swc you can find the DisplayObject.x declaration :
public function set x(value:Number):void;
You must keep the same argument name and the same return type in your
override :
public override function set x(value:Number):void
{
super.x = value ;
// custom
Hi, check this out:
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/3/html/help.html?content=10_Lists_of_data_7.html
Cheers
Juan Pablo Califano
2008/6/26, ekameleon [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hello :)
In AS3 the apply method don't exist over the constructor.. the constructor
in AS3 isn't a Function but a Class
He eKameleon,
I used your advise to pass it an array and a extra argument to, when
it hits the end of the array it starts at the beginning or just stops
at the end.
I also used some of your functions which i hadn't thought of, like
hasNext and hasPrevious. (and also a rewind and forward
Thanks Eric! FlashPaper looks like it could be very useful for us.
We're probably going to need some kind of wrapper swf, which then pulls down
the flashpaper swfs. The only problem is how to stop the flashpaper swf's
from being cached on the client machine. I'm not sure we can rely simply on
the
i did forget the :void and that solved it - thanks for looking
On Thu, Jun 26, 2008 at 11:49 AM, ekameleon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hello :)
In the playerglobal.swc you can find the DisplayObject.x declaration :
public function set x(value:Number):void;
You must keep the same argument
Is it possible to trace all the properties of a class with AS3? I kwow it works
on dynamic properties on Object or Array...
My class is like a tree and I want to see if the tree is built correctly.
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You may want to take a look at flash.utils.describeType()
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flash/9.0/ActionScriptLangRefV3/flash/utils/package.html#describeType()
On Thu, Jun 26, 2008 at 3:43 PM, Patrick Matte | BLITZ
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Is it possible to trace all the properties of a class
Yeah but describe type won't loop through the tree in a recursive manner.
So I ended up writing a typed recursive function that will recursively trace
each object in the tree. It works fine.
public static function recurse(page:Page, level:Number =
0):void {
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