[Flashcoders] Timeline Streaming Sounds Playing Early?

2009-10-19 Thread Dave Dev
I have a frame with a stop actionscript command. The next frame has a
streaming sounds and a frame label. At runtime, Flash stops at the stop
command frame, but then plays a very brief portion of the streaming sound in
the next frame. Placing some frames in between the sound and command seems
to fix(?) the problem. This occurs on Windows XP, but not Mac OS X using
Flash Player 8. Has anybody else encountered this? I want to make sure my
fix stays fix in different player versions and Os's.
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Re: [Flashcoders] Timeline Streaming Sounds Playing Early?

2009-10-19 Thread Jim McIntyre

Dave Dev wrote:

I have a frame with a stop actionscript command. The next frame has a
streaming sounds and a frame label. At runtime, Flash stops at the stop
command frame, but then plays a very brief portion of the streaming sound in
the next frame. Placing some frames in between the sound and command seems
to fix(?) the problem. This occurs on Windows XP, but not Mac OS X using
Flash Player 8. Has anybody else encountered this? I want to make sure my
fix stays fix in different player versions and Os's.


We had the same problem. In our case it also happened on MacOS, playing 
the movie on slower CPUs. Our project was published for FP9 or later. 
(FWIW, we were developing in AS2.)


We worked around it in a similar manner - we created several extra 
frames after the frame containing the stop action - and it seems to be OK.


-Jim
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[Flashcoders] regex issue when validating unicode range

2009-10-19 Thread Matt Muller
Hi there,

issue with regex when trying to test if a char is within a unicode range

var testIsArabic:Boolean = /\u0627/.test(str.charAt(0)); // this works
testing for arabic chars of unicode 0627

var testIsArabic:Boolean = /[\u0627-\u]/.test(str.charAt(0));  this
range does not work, returns false

NOTE: the str.charAt(0) is 0627

any ideas?

cheers,

MaTT
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Re: [Flashcoders] regex issue when validating unicode range

2009-10-19 Thread Ktu
Have you tried looking at Grant Skinner's RegExp App?
It might help
http://gskinner.com/RegExr/

Ktu

On Mon, Oct 19, 2009 at 1:24 PM, Matt Muller matthewmul...@gmail.comwrote:

 Hi there,

 issue with regex when trying to test if a char is within a unicode range

 var testIsArabic:Boolean = /\u0627/.test(str.charAt(0)); // this works
 testing for arabic chars of unicode 0627

 var testIsArabic:Boolean = /[\u0627-\u]/.test(str.charAt(0));  this
 range does not work, returns false

 NOTE: the str.charAt(0) is 0627

 any ideas?

 cheers,

 MaTT
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Re: [Flashcoders] regex issue when validating unicode range

2009-10-19 Thread Juan Pablo Califano
Hi
I don't think the regex is wrong. In fact, if you change u for a smaller
number, it works fine.

I have not tested each code point, mind you, but with a few tries, the
highest max range that works that I could find is 0xFEFF.

The range 0xFF00 - 0x apparently is reserved for control stuff. So
0xFEFF is the last value before that range. Not sure if the way the regex
behaves is a bug or a feature, really, but you can probably get by with
something like this:

var testIsArabic:Boolean = /[\u0627-\ufeff]/.test(str.charAt(0));

Cheers
Juan Pablo Califano

2009/10/19 Matt Muller matthewmul...@gmail.com

 Hi there,

 issue with regex when trying to test if a char is within a unicode range

 var testIsArabic:Boolean = /\u0627/.test(str.charAt(0)); // this works
 testing for arabic chars of unicode 0627

 var testIsArabic:Boolean = /[\u0627-\u]/.test(str.charAt(0));  this
 range does not work, returns false

 NOTE: the str.charAt(0) is 0627

 any ideas?

 cheers,

 MaTT
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[Flashcoders] RE: Movieclip in a remote shared object

2009-10-19 Thread Craig Bowman
Yes it is. 

1. Decorate your MovieClip.
2. After applying the Decorator design pattern, use the registerClassAlias
to include the object specific information as SharedObjects use AMF.

Cheers,
Craig Bowman
www.techyoumedia.com


Hello,

Is it possible to store Movieclip in a remote shared object?

Ktt


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