RE: [Flashcoders] making a set of dynamically loaded buttons to listen to each other

2009-02-21 Thread Cor
Michael,

I have made an example wich is used as tutorial on www.focusonflash.com Look
under Project Tutorials --> dynamic navigation system.


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I need a help !
I a working on application where i have a set of 10 buttons. I want that
when one of them is clicked the others disappear or do anything else that is
assigned to them. I cant figure out how to make each button to listen to
event of the others in a simple way
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Re: [Flashcoders] making a set of dynamically loaded buttons to listento each other

2009-02-21 Thread Paul Andrews
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I need a help !
I a working on application where i have a set of 10 buttons. I want that
when one of them is clicked the others disappear or do anything else that 
is

assigned to them. I cant figure out how to make each button to listen to
event of the others in a simple way


A simple technique is to store references to each button in an array. Then 
when one is clicked you can go through the array and make the others 
dissappear.


Naturally there are many ways to do this, but that's a basic technique.

Paul




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Re: [Flashcoders] making a set of dynamically loaded buttons to listen to each other

2009-02-21 Thread Helmut Granda
set the same handler to all of them and then inside the handler run a  
for loop to call the event for each of the buttons (or do whatever you  
want) excluding the one that made the call to the handler.



On Feb 21, 2009, at 9:06 AM, Michael Iv wrote:


I need a help !
I a working on application where i have a set of 10 buttons. I want  
that
when one of them is clicked the others disappear or do anything else  
that is
assigned to them. I cant figure out how to make each button to  
listen to

event of the others in a simple way
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Re: [Flashcoders] Capture sound from computer speakers?

2009-02-21 Thread Helmut Granda
Thanks for the feedback and I was afraid there is no way to get a hold  
of the output by default. This idea is for an application that would  
be deployed on the web so asking each one of the users to make such  
modifications to the system is out of the question :)


Thanks again,
Helmut

On Feb 20, 2009, at 6:07 PM, Nate Beck wrote:


What you hear, in your speakers is audio output... not audio input.

So to do what you want, you need to somehow turn your audio output  
into an

input.

Here are few ideas:

  - I used to have a Sound Blaster sound card that had a driver that  
would
  loop the audio out back into the input. There was a sound setting  
to select

  "What you hear" as an option.
  - Use Soundflower on the mac - http://code.google.com/p/soundflower/
  - Simply run a sound wire from your computer's audio out into the  
audio

  in (microphone) jack.

Keep in mind, that anyone who wants to record audio output using  
your flash
/ air application is going to have to do one of these things above  
as well.


HTH,
Nate


On Fri, Feb 20, 2009 at 1:05 PM, Helmut Granda >wrote:


I am looking at the docs, and it almost seems like I can't capture  
the

sound
that is playing through the speakers (itunes/web/application).  
Which seems
odd to me given that we can capture the camera and microphone but  
not just

sound that is not played within the flash player. I did a soft search
within
Adobe Air but I haven't found information in there either(yet)

Anyone has any suggestions?

TIA
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Nate

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[Flashcoders] making a set of dynamically loaded buttons to listen to each other

2009-02-21 Thread Michael Iv
I need a help !
I a working on application where i have a set of 10 buttons. I want that
when one of them is clicked the others disappear or do anything else that is
assigned to them. I cant figure out how to make each button to listen to
event of the others in a simple way
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