Re: [Flashcoders] JPGEncoder and com folder

2009-09-25 Thread Mike Chambers

You need to download the code from the as3corelib library:

http://code.google.com/p/as3corelib/

mike chambers

m...@adobe.com

On Sep 24, 2009, at 4:36 PM, Bassam M wrote:

Hi guys anybody know where is the folder  com.adobe I'm confuse  
about the
class I don't know wher it's and I want to use JPEGEncoder but I'm  
getting

error 1172: Definition com.adobe.images:JPGEncoder could not be found.
so I want to place it inside the exact folder
any Idea
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RE: [Flashcoders] FOTB

2009-09-25 Thread Cor
Yes, I was there.
It was (again) great!!!
You should really go there next year.

At the opening three developers did a little act just for fun:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aPq2tejFTKY

be sure to watch it full screen and sound open.

Cor

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Subject: [Flashcoders] FOTB

Hey, did anyone attend/pay attention to Flash on the Beach?
Seems like some great content this year, was wondering what the list
thought.
Some cool stuff like Joa Ebert's Apparat  Andre Michelle's
sound/PixelBender stuff, but since this list generally runs toward the less
esoteric aspects of AS3, I was wondering if any content grabbed ya.

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Re: [Flashcoders] FOTB

2009-09-25 Thread Ian Thomas
Most interesting, to me, was the new features in AIR 2.0.

More specifically:
- Being able to package native code
- Being able to create .DMG and .EXE files
- Being able to detect when pluggable storage devices (USB sticks
etc.) are plugged into the system

Ian

On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 3:51 PM, matt m...@moonbootmedia.com wrote:
 Hey, did anyone attend/pay attention to Flash on the Beach?
 Seems like some great content this year, was wondering what the list
 thought.
 Some cool stuff like Joa Ebert's Apparat  Andre Michelle's
 sound/PixelBender stuff, but since this list generally runs toward the less
 esoteric aspects of AS3, I was wondering if any content grabbed ya.

 --Matt
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[Flashcoders] finally microphone raw data

2009-09-25 Thread Anthony Pace

http://theflashblog.com/?p=1426
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Re: [Flashcoders] Flash Cache in IE FF

2009-09-25 Thread Don Schnell - TFE

Chris/Joe, thanks a bunch, but here is my next question (just curious)...
Is it the SWF which is not getting reloaded every time the page is 
viewed and thus my data is not getting reloaded or is it my data file 
that is cached and therefore the browser just keeps reloading the same 
old data file, or is it both?
One other item I notice is that I entered the url for the actual text 
file i was attempting to load and when I previewed that file it also 
contained old content and did not update until I performed a CTRL F5. 
Even attempting to clear the browser cache didn't seem to help.


*Don
*


Joseph Balderson wrote:
You cannot prevent a file from being cached in the browser; what most 
cache settings are designed to do is prevent session information and 
cookies from being cached. The best you can do is force the browser to 
grab the file from the server each and every time it is viewed, which 
acheives the desired effect.


To do that, all you need is to add the following js to your html file:

...Main.swf?nocache=+(new Date()).getTime()

I wrote a tutorial on adding this to the flex html template:
http://www.communitymx.com/abstract.cfm?cid=32F44

This appends a unique number on the end of the file name, tricking the 
browser into thinking it's getting a new file every time, thus 
downloading the SWF from the server every time. You can use an 
equivalent of this technique in ActionScript for loading modules you 
don't want cached as well.


I would not recommend this technique for production, as it will spike 
your server load something terrible, but for testing it's essential.

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Don Schnell - TFE wrote:


Thanks William, I am not sure why there was no text in my original 
post but my issue is how to prevent data from being cached in IE  
Firefox.
My SWFs load in data from a flat text file and I tried using the 
following No-Cache settings before the head but they don't seem to 
prevent this issue.


// prevent browser cache
header(Expires: Mon, 26 Jul 1997 05:00:00 GMT);
header(Last-Modified:  . gmdate(D, d M Y H:i:s) .  GMT);
header(Cache-Control: no-store, no-cache, must-revalidate);
header(Cache-Control: post-check=0, pre-check=0, false);
header(Pragma: no-cache);



William Chadwick wrote:

Not sure what you want, as there is no text in your message.

But if you want to know about how SharedObject's work, here you go.
Local SharedObjects (AKA 'Flash Cookies') are stored in the 
following path in a directory with a random name:
C:\Documents and Settings\USERNAME\Application Data\Macromedia\Flash 
Player\#SharedObjects


There are some really clear articles on them on Adobe's devnet.

William Chadwick

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dschn...@toolsforeducation.com 
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Re: [Flashcoders] finally microphone raw data

2009-09-25 Thread Anthony Pace
Well only for air 2.0; which, is pretty useful for the desktop; yet, not 
so useful for the browser, unless Adobe decides to give us access in the 
player.  I have all kinds of conspiracy theories to explain why they 
won't; yet, I feel the most relevant is the developers ability to bypass 
the need for their server for communications by rolling their own solution.


I am not sure if I am right or wrong; however, if I am right, Adobe has 
very little need to worry, for:

-they are miles ahead of anyone trying to compete
-they have implemented a need to connect to the com server at least once 
to go p2p
-why would a company invest in rolling their own if all the capabilities 
they need are already developed in comparably affordable product?
-do they really need to care if someone makes their own server, when it 
promotes the status of the flash player to indispensable and godlike in 
the browser?
-The more capabilities the developer has, the more likely Adobe is to 
sell a million or more copies of the flash professional IDE, and all the 
tied in applications required in the workflow; even though I think the 
ide should be able to do everything including bitmap editing and much 
better project management with modern code completion that can be turned 
off and on to save resources.


(OT... A better interface for project management, combined with better 
syntax highlighting and modern code completion, would be required before 
a lot of people I know would decide to buy the next version of the flash 
IDE.  For animators their are some that demand it do 3d too, and that 
would be lovely; yet, I would settle for better line quality with my 
wacom tablet for animation without having to decrease the space the 
wacom controls and totally throwing off my muscle memory, plus the 
ability to get the vector point data without a plugin)




Anthony Pace wrote:

http://theflashblog.com/?p=1426
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Re: [Flashcoders] Flash Cache in IE FF

2009-09-25 Thread Muzak

Depending on your browser settings, it's both.
But in general you only need to worry about the data caching.
So appending a random number to the text file url should suffice.

- Original Message - 
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Cc: Flash Coders List flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com
Sent: Friday, September 25, 2009 3:35 PM
Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Flash Cache in IE  FF



Chris/Joe, thanks a bunch, but here is my next question (just curious)...
Is it the SWF which is not getting reloaded every time the page is 
viewed and thus my data is not getting reloaded or is it my data file 
that is cached and therefore the browser just keeps reloading the same 
old data file, or is it both?
One other item I notice is that I entered the url for the actual text 
file i was attempting to load and when I previewed that file it also 
contained old content and did not update until I performed a CTRL F5. 
Even attempting to clear the browser cache didn't seem to help.


*Don


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Re: [Flashcoders] FOTB

2009-09-25 Thread Anthony Pace

I think the most interesting things are|:

-the new text features
-better code completion, including custom classes, in the flash ide.
-better integration with flash builder (flex rebranded)
-being able to create your own snippets

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-Jldkqr_J0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DK_U-q0ZSNE

Ian Thomas wrote:

Most interesting, to me, was the new features in AIR 2.0.

More specifically:
- Being able to package native code
- Being able to create .DMG and .EXE files
- Being able to detect when pluggable storage devices (USB sticks
etc.) are plugged into the system

Ian

On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 3:51 PM, matt m...@moonbootmedia.com wrote:
  

Hey, did anyone attend/pay attention to Flash on the Beach?
Seems like some great content this year, was wondering what the list
thought.
Some cool stuff like Joa Ebert's Apparat  Andre Michelle's
sound/PixelBender stuff, but since this list generally runs toward the less
esoteric aspects of AS3, I was wondering if any content grabbed ya.

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Re: [Flashcoders] FOTB

2009-09-25 Thread Patrick Matte
I hope they'll announce more features than this at Adobe MAX. What about
Flash Player 11 new features? So far we've just heard about AIR and the IDE.


 From: Anthony Pace anthony.p...@utoronto.ca
 Reply-To: Flash Coders List flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com
 Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2009 14:15:32 -0400
 To: Flash Coders List flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com
 Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] FOTB
 
 I think the most interesting things are|:
 
 -the new text features
 -better code completion, including custom classes, in the flash ide.
 -better integration with flash builder (flex rebranded)
 -being able to create your own snippets
 
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-Jldkqr_J0
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DK_U-q0ZSNE
 
 Ian Thomas wrote:
 Most interesting, to me, was the new features in AIR 2.0.
 
 More specifically:
 - Being able to package native code
 - Being able to create .DMG and .EXE files
 - Being able to detect when pluggable storage devices (USB sticks
 etc.) are plugged into the system
 
 Ian
 
 On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 3:51 PM, matt m...@moonbootmedia.com wrote:
   
 Hey, did anyone attend/pay attention to Flash on the Beach?
 Seems like some great content this year, was wondering what the list
 thought.
 Some cool stuff like Joa Ebert's Apparat  Andre Michelle's
 sound/PixelBender stuff, but since this list generally runs toward the less
 esoteric aspects of AS3, I was wondering if any content grabbed ya.
 
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[Flashcoders] SMS with Flash Web App

2009-09-25 Thread Don Schnell - TFE
Hello, looking for some direction, tutorials, examples or otherwise on 
creating a flash web app which would support SMS text messaging.

TIA,
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Re: [Flashcoders] SMS with Flash Web App

2009-09-25 Thread Paul Andrews

Don Schnell - TFE wrote:
Hello, looking for some direction, tutorials, examples or otherwise on 
creating a flash web app which would support SMS text messaging.

TIA,
I think it's really a server-side function, rather than client-side. 
Google Server SMS.


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Re: [Flashcoders] SMS with Flash Web App

2009-09-25 Thread Anthony Pace

Not really a flash question but who cares...

This may not be the best way, but:

Well, if you know the carrier, you can find out how to send an e-mail to 
a given number, and then have a server side script send an e-mail; for, 
most carriers, if not all, have this capability.  It's free for the 
sender, and very very easy to setup in php or any server side language.


/yournum...@pcs.rogers.com mailto:yournum...@pcs.rogers.com/ etc...

Find out who the local exchange and who # ranges are owned by, and then 
associate that info in a db with the e-mail ext per carrier; however, 
this may not work if the consumer ported to a different carrier.  In 
this case just spam all the carriers listed to service that ext.  You 
will get a failed receipt for the ones that don't work, and you will be 
able to update your records. The system, would have to be looking for 
failed message receipts, and they may not always be reported; yet, they 
usually are.


Or you could simply ask the user, which carrier they go with and avoid 
the server load of sending a message to every carrier that services that 
area code, every time a user wants to send something via sms.


Paul Andrews wrote:

Don Schnell - TFE wrote:
Hello, looking for some direction, tutorials, examples or otherwise 
on creating a flash web app which would support SMS text messaging.

TIA,
I think it's really a server-side function, rather than client-side. 
Google Server SMS.


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Re: [Flashcoders] SMS with Flash Web App

2009-09-25 Thread Anthony Pace
I forgot to mention that if you search the torrents or rapidshare you 
can find these lists as a csv pretty easily, or if you pay for a service 
that keeps your up to date you could get a port list and that would make 
life really easy when you are trying to figure out the user's carrier.


Anthony Pace wrote:

Not really a flash question but who cares...

This may not be the best way, but:

Well, if you know the carrier, you can find out how to send an e-mail 
to a given number, and then have a server side script send an e-mail; 
for, most carriers, if not all, have this capability.  It's free for 
the sender, and very very easy to setup in php or any server side 
language.


/yournum...@pcs.rogers.com mailto:yournum...@pcs.rogers.com/ etc...

Find out who the local exchange and who # ranges are owned by, and 
then associate that info in a db with the e-mail ext per carrier; 
however, this may not work if the consumer ported to a different 
carrier.  In this case just spam all the carriers listed to service 
that ext.  You will get a failed receipt for the ones that don't work, 
and you will be able to update your records. The system, would have to 
be looking for failed message receipts, and they may not always be 
reported; yet, they usually are.


Or you could simply ask the user, which carrier they go with and avoid 
the server load of sending a message to every carrier that services 
that area code, every time a user wants to send something via sms.


Paul Andrews wrote:

Don Schnell - TFE wrote:
Hello, looking for some direction, tutorials, examples or otherwise 
on creating a flash web app which would support SMS text messaging.

TIA,
I think it's really a server-side function, rather than client-side. 
Google Server SMS.


Paul
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Re: [Flashcoders] finally microphone raw data

2009-09-25 Thread Karl DeSaulniers

Wow, very nice way of getting raw data.
Kind of reminds me of the way ImageLoader smoothes a dynamic image.
Grabbing the raw bits or bitmap data and putting in a empty object to  
then read or smooth and then working with that object.

I'm going to have to catch up on the AIR experience i think..
Thanks for that post Anthony.
Best,

Karl

PS: I would love it if you could edit graphics inside Flash as if you  
were in Photoshop. Pass it along..


On Sep 25, 2009, at 9:45 AM, Anthony Pace wrote:

Well only for air 2.0; which, is pretty useful for the desktop;  
yet, not so useful for the browser, unless Adobe decides to give us  
access in the player.  I have all kinds of conspiracy theories to  
explain why they won't; yet, I feel the most relevant is the  
developers ability to bypass the need for their server for  
communications by rolling their own solution.


I am not sure if I am right or wrong; however, if I am right, Adobe  
has very little need to worry, for:

-they are miles ahead of anyone trying to compete
-they have implemented a need to connect to the com server at least  
once to go p2p
-why would a company invest in rolling their own if all the  
capabilities they need are already developed in comparably  
affordable product?
-do they really need to care if someone makes their own server,  
when it promotes the status of the flash player to indispensable  
and godlike in the browser?
-The more capabilities the developer has, the more likely Adobe is  
to sell a million or more copies of the flash professional IDE, and  
all the tied in applications required in the workflow; even though  
I think the ide should be able to do everything including bitmap  
editing and much better project management with modern code  
completion that can be turned off and on to save resources.


(OT... A better interface for project management, combined with  
better syntax highlighting and modern code completion, would be  
required before a lot of people I know would decide to buy the next  
version of the flash IDE.  For animators their are some that demand  
it do 3d too, and that would be lovely; yet, I would settle for  
better line quality with my wacom tablet for animation without  
having to decrease the space the wacom controls and totally  
throwing off my muscle memory, plus the ability to get the vector  
point data without a plugin)




Anthony Pace wrote:

http://theflashblog.com/?p=1426
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Re: [Flashcoders] building custom libraries and components using FlashDevelop and Flex SDK

2009-09-25 Thread Latcho

Hi Isaac,
I've been there too so that's why I decided to drop you al line.

You can use a classpath in flashdevelop that gets referenced in every 
AS3 project;

Settings-User Classpath ( never used it though, so test please)

You can put a reference there to your own core library.
The classes there should be super generic and reusable / extendable.

You can extend a basic / hgeneric class from that library (for example 
AbstractSimpleMenu)

within your company project to CompanyXMenu extends AbstractMenu.
Within CompanyXMenu only functions that need to change you can override 
,or you can add extra functionallity in there.
Per project you can create an swc that holds your skin-assets and embed 
that swc in your FD project (rightclick, add to library).
So export te classes from the flash lib by using export for AS and 
within your FLASH publish settings choose export swc too.


Now if you can set up the AbstractMenu as such that it always uses a 
default skin, unless you apply something new to it.


Within CompanyXmenu you can say
this.buttonSkin = new CompanyXButtonSkin()  (from flashlib).
Note that the this.buttonSkin is a setter of the AbstractMenu that you 
extends.


Sorry not to much time and there's a bunch of other and maybe even 
cleaner ways, just giving some workflow hints, no exact procedures here.


Cheers,
Latcho

Isaac Alves wrote:

Hello,

I'm giving a try on FlashDevelop with Flex SDK, and a lot of things
are new to me . My study background is on Graphic Design, so I know
little about programming.

One of the reasons I´m migrating to FD it is that I would like to
build my own libraries (menus , slideshows, and other stuff) and gain
productivity as well as flexibility.

For example I´ve been creating animations and menus for a lot of
websites, and so far I´m doing it like this:

I use a class I´ve made called SimpleMenu (which I copy, paste and
make changes for each project)

in the FLA file I have a movieclip (which I also copy, paste and make
changes for each project) of a menu Item and sometimes also the
menuSubItem, if needed.

and in the document class of the main .fla file I write something like that:

public var menuWhatever:SimpleMenu = new SimpleMenu;

// params: path, xPos, yPos, widthOffset, heightOffset, nColumns
menuWhatever.createSimpleMenu(String(menuXMLPath), 5, 143, 16, 5, 8);

The point is:

I feel that copy and pasting code and MovieClips from other projects
is not quite the best practice regarding ActionScript.

I believe that I could do this kind of stuff in a more efficient and
organized way by building my own components (SWC files? ) and
associating them to classes, and so on, but I have many doubts and
feel kind of lost and a little overwhelmed.

I would like to get some advices and tips on how to build my own
libraries and components, taking as start point this way of getting
things done that I-ve briefly described...

That´s it, thank you in advance!
Isaac

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Re: [Flashcoders] Searching all ActionScript in an FLA

2009-09-25 Thread Chris Velevitch
On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 18:20, Geografiek geograf...@geografiek.nl wrote:
 I have a .fla with symbols in the library and a docClass.as going with it.
 When I publish, I get the following waring message:
 WARNING: Actions on button or MovieClip instances are not supported in
 ActionScript 3.0. All scripts on object instances will be ignored.

Are you using Flash CS3 or Flash CS4?

In CS4, the errors panel should be showing you location of the warning
and you should be able to double click the message line to goto the
action panel and see and edit the code in question.


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