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he consumer market, so much the better,
but Apple has always been about control over openness.
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> hey guys
>
> sorry to fly off topic but as this is because of an internet discussion i
> thought you might like to join in
While I'm not from the UK, I do share your sympathies. But this is not
the place to discuss this topic.
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> Is that even legal http? clearly "no-cache" contradicts "must-revalidate".
Yes, it's legal. The two commands don't actually conflict. There are
several different cache-control directives you can set in an HTTP
response.
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pattern in question might better be described as Model-View-Presenter
(MVP):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Model_View_Presenter
Now, this doesn't take into consideration the use of client-side
functionality and where that fits, but that presumably would just be
additional view logic.
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> and i guess i should check: dave do you mind posts about actionscript ide
> releases (fdt, flashdevelop, fb, etc) on flashcoders?
Not at all!
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The only issue I can think of offhand is how you'd handle matrix
management, but even that could be modeled strictly by hierarchy,
using either duplicate elements or an attribute that lets one element
"point" to another.
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chema? Because that sort of thing happens all the time, and a
rigid hierarchy simply won't be able to match that without frequent
changes.
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lex questions. I try to answer them
when I see them, but that's kind of hit or miss.
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> Silly question: shouldn't they be backslashes to get to the correct path?
Probably not, actually. Windows does support the use of slashes
instead of backslashes (as it should). and many programming
environments reserve the use of backslashes as metacharacters.
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t;):traceNum.call(44);
Sure. Function calls are valid expressions.
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t plain faster.
Not to speak for Meinte, but different people learn things different
ways. Some people learn well by reading books, others don't. This has
nothing to do with how smart or accomplished we are or aren't.
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d into AS3, so
I don't know what you're looking for on the client.
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> Ok, how did this happen?
>
> Is it just some lame spam or is it some misconfiguration?
Just some lame spam. I've unsubscribed the sender.
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> Thanks Dave. I'm using Flash. Any suggestions for that?
Nope. I'm at a loss to see how running Flash involves Java at all, but
then I don't use the Flash IDE. Does the Flash IDE use Java for
anything?
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ght try upgrading the JVM you're using
with Flex Builder, or editing the flexbuilder.ini file to fix the
specific problem indicated in the HotSpot error file.
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> GEEZ!! Enough already. Where's the list moderator when you really need
> him? Finding the guy is not all that intuitive. :)
Yeah, well, he's kind of a dick anyway.
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ng of the word, leading to significant confusion,
products failing or succeeding, etc. It makes a big difference in my
own observation.
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You don't go double-tapping or
pinching things anywhere else to make them zoom in.
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of a calendar event, and get automatic GPS navigation to that
address. I could go on and on, but you get the point I guess.
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an iPod Touch just for that. But I suspect that'll change
over time as well, as developers embrace Android. There's a market for
$0.99 fart apps on the Android as well, I'm sure.
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tial to be great in that marketplace just
> wondering what's holding them up from promoting
> themselves as major players there.
I think that's the release of FP 10.1 across its targeted platforms.
When that happens, I think that'll make a big difference.
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device... Why not? A 'FlashStore' could then
> take on the 'AppStore'...
Adobe should get into the hardware business? Really? Very soon,
practically anything not iPhone/iPod/iPad will be able to run Flash!
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> I always use CDATA tags for text in nodes where special characters might
> exist.
I really strongly second this. This has been the cause of more
problems I've seen than I can count. You never know what kind of
characters you might be getting from a database query.
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> > I don't think it supports Flash which is ironic.
>
> Oh really! Wow that seems a bit odd.
Not really, because AIR can run Flash directly, rather than within a
browser. You don't need Flash within your browser within Flash.
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y're installed, you don't
need a browser. It includes Webkit, which is the engine powering
Chrome and Safari.
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27;t control them through the App Store.
There is no technical obstacle to them supporting Flash today - lots
of other devices run Flash nicely.
So, this is an issue which should concern them whether they're
technically savvy or not. That said, I don't think that this should
stop most peop
open to internet clients. This is a big no-no for security reasons.
And, even if you did have it directly open, many clients would be
blocked from making connections to arbitrary ports on remote servers
for security reasons of their own.
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ers you
don't like. You can simply return them for your money back.
So, please, more Flash coding, and less "life of beno." Thanks in
advance for your cooperation.
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not
suitable topics. And if you post questions on the list that ultimately
boil down to life troubles, etc, you should expect to get "Dr. Phil"
responses. Finally, you are arguably degrading the quality of the list
for people who are interested in the specific focus of the list.
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you would the
Flexcoders list Jason mentioned. Don't let that stop you from posting
questions here, though.
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corrupt? I don't understand...
Again, I'm pretty certain that the cause of your problem is the click
handler attached to your MenuBar.
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to name things other than classes in title case - the convention is to
use camel case for variables and functions.
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clude the file. Otherwise, you could have a flashvar containing
a URL to which you append specific file names as needed.
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t;
> Any other ideas?
I would recommend that you rewrite your Flash app so that you can
specify a fully-qualified URL as an argument in flashvars, then have
them specify the fully-qualified URL to the XML file.
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begin with a slash, such as /xml/data.xml, tell the client
(Flash, in this case) to start from the web root and work down - in
this case, that would be http://domainname.com/xml/data/xml. If you
want to get the data from /flash/xml/data.xml, you need to use that
path, or use a fully-qualified URL
ot constrain the tasks you're trying to
accomplish. Frameworks should generally only constrain arbitrary
choices, not functional choices. But you shouldn't have to get two
different frameworks to not kill each other, because within a single
project, there should be only one (just like Highla
en you *have* to work with a team that uses them
> 2) you're advanced enough as a developer that you seek out new ways to
> program instead of being creative... *snark*
3) when your projects get large enough that you can't easily
distinguish between all of the different types of thing
server. But of course that's really the same thing that people can do
with browsers or any other HTTP clients - load public URLs from your
server. So it's more a matter of potentially abusive resource
consumption than anything else, I think.
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> Wow, this is so cool. Did this just get put up, because 2 days ago Dave
> Watts, our list moderator, seemed to suggest that the archives ended in
> 2007.
The archives that are supposed to be automatically generated by the
listserv sofftware ended in 2007. But the mail-archive ones ar
ge first, as they
get less traffic, etc.
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> Also, because I am told that they are similar, will it may make it easier to
> learn
> C# if I already know AS3?
I found it easier to learn AS3, knowing some C# and Java - all three
are quite similar, although I think C# is a little more like AS3 than
Java is.
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earn another language to do so, or mistakenly attempt to
> take on two new languages as an entry to programming at the same time.
Well, that's all true if you want to learn ActionScript. But many
people presumably want to learn AS in order to build web applications,
which potentially involve
so
great for other things.
As a ColdFusion developer, I see the same sort of thing all the time.
People learn how to write ColdFusion, as it's very easy, but they
develop a tunnel vision of sorts, and they don't understand a lot of
things about programming in general (like concurrency) be
> but I got Colins book for Christmas :)) and a 12 yr. old Chivas Regal to sit
> down with ;)
Chivas and coding don't mix well! At least, not in my own experience.
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programming language solves problems in
a single problem domain. You can't use AS3 to build console
applications, for example. You can't do anything with it except
building Flash applications. C#, on the other hand, can be used to
build desktop applications, console applications, web ap
arn other languages, but choose something
> complimentary such a server-side scripting language - PHP, C# whatever.
A general-purpose programming language (C#, Python) complements
anything. My problem with recommending PHP is that it's another
domain-specific language.
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ng programmers to learn more than
one language, especially if one of the languages they're learning is
domain-specific, like AS3. I think C# would be a fine choice for an
alternate language to learn, although it might actually be better to
choose something that isn't so similar, like Python.
ther
it's a GET or a POST as an optional argument if you're using loadVars,
and it's always POST if you use XML.sendAndLoad.
Perhaps their Java app has some sort of HTTP redirect in front of it?
I don't know what happens when you get a redirect in a case like this.
A traffic sn
}
> if (e.target.currentFrame == 40)
> {
>...
> }
> }
This may not have anything to do with your problem, but why do you
have two identical conditional tests, one right after the other?
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RL parameters you can send to a PDF on a web server:
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/acrobat/pdfs/pdf_open_parameters.pdf
Note that this list is fairly limited - you can't just send any old
URL parameters to a PDF, only the ones on this list.
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initely
works that way in AS3.
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7;m never too old
for toilet humor.
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> Then why was it added in the first place?
My guess is that behavior changed between FP versions, and that it was
left there for code compatibility reasons.
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ing instantiation of the
superclass that's only provided by the subclasses.
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> Maybe you should be a preacher, rather than a programmer?
That's how I feel today. I've been preaching all day to everyone to
STOP THE OT STUFF, INCLUDING OT RESPONSES TO OTHER PEOPLE'S OT STUFF.
Not to pick on you specifically, let's just all let it drop.
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hread now. I prefer to do as little
moderation as possible, but this is getting ridiculous. Thanks in
advance!
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everyone's
advice, why ask questions on a mailing list in the first place?
Please don't reply to this, unless your reply consists of Flash
programming questions. Thanks in advance!
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ail addresses, and therefore know where you live.
Well, anyway, let's try to stick with technical stuff. Thanks in advance!
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27;ve saved up your $8 buy the books and try
> getting into flash more
> f) THEN start pitching clients
>
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the story is, if you absolutely need timely professional help, you
will need to pay for it.
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ng?
In general, no. However, I've occasionally encountered sites where
people have published Flash content with debug symbols still included,
and the debug player will let you capture that information. That can
sometimes be entertaining.
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y and paste it to your regular mailing list.
>
> Whaddya think? ;)
It seems that the obvious best solution would not be a mailing list,
but rather a virtual Flash-driven teddy bear. It could even deliver
snide responses.
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> How many time Flex/Flash took to pay it self?
$15K USD is a drop in the bucket for enterprise software.
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und $15k USD according to our
pricelist. And, frankly, it kind of sucked. But Flex 2 changed all
that!
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which
is really quite a different thing from many Flash development projects
I suspect.
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> What is the Flex equivalent of this mailing list?
The biggest list, I think, is Flexcoders on Yahoo.
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e who uses the other. But if you just see
Flex as nothing more than a subset of Flash, you're kind of missing
the point.
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> If Google Wave, can do it, how can the rest of us pull it off =)
Get yourself a REALLY BIG company and influence the next version of HTML?
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that people respond appropriately, we don't enforce it, or
point out when people don't do this.
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o
extend Event to create a custom event class. Don't forget to override
the clone method and create a new event!
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> I have not actively participated in this list for years, sorry :). I was
> wondering if it would be ok to put a job posting up?
Yes. I'm the list admin. Go ahead.
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> And the dataprovider is also set to a [Bindable] property right?
This is almost certainly the problem, right here. Array isn't
Bindable, ArrayCollection is.
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tter off not using a gateway for file uploads. I
don't know if a gateway will work at all for that. The URL to which
you upload can perform whatever post-processing you need.
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/html/help.html?content=metadata_3.html
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esn't necessarily mean that the connection would be kept open during
the transition. On the other hand, I don't work with sockets enough to
know for sure either way.
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27;m still not clear about when
> + 0 byte is being sent?
> At the very beginning? And is the socket connection
> closed a reopened afterwards?
> Or is the connection kept opened?
>
> The Adobe doc is confusing, they don't
> even list an example policy file for sockets.
>
> I think you're right, but I saw one guy here at work writing something like
> this for readability he said!
>
> if (value != null) {
> ;
> } else if (value == null) {
> ;
> }
There's a difference between verbose and just plain dumb.
Dave
I've written, I usually use implicit Boolean
evaluation.
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> Dave, come on. Take a stand on the issue. Stop straddling the fence.
>
> Pick a side. Im or Ex?
I think you're missing the point. You're asking a pacifist which army
he should join. I really don't have a strong opinion either way.
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> > (atomic == indivisible).
>
> You need to do some reading on string theory. :)
No doubt, but in general, when people use the term "atomic" w/r/t
computing, they mean indivisible. For example, database transactions
conform to the "ACID" test - atomic, consiste
> Ugh, then you go and use an if statement without brackets, and on the same
> line to boot! I for one, would not want to maintain your code.
Hey, you're just lucky he's not using the ternary operator! After all,
that would be the simplest approach.
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them "atomic" is to
indicate that they don't have properties of their own that correspond
to other objects. (atomic == indivisible).
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> What's an "atomic" property?
A property that is a primitive type (string, int, Boolean, etc), I think.
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one with another.
And as much as I like Ash, I'm not sure I want to take coding advice
from the guy who couldn't remember "klaatu barada nikto" - maybe he
was too enamored of shortcuts?
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-typed language,
right? I thought strong typing was old and busted, and loose typing
was the new hotness.
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no matter how many AS3
style guide links you bust out. You say they're good, James Gosling
says otherwise, I don't know who to believe.
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ust" nowadays.
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lean conversion is superior and
everyone should use it.
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s is that we should move over there, I'm willing to go
ahead and do that. But I'm a little reluctant to migrate the
Flashcoders user list directly over there on my own volition, because
of the negative feedback I got last time I had problems with the user
list.
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idth. But we only
have a single dedicated server, unlike Yahoo.
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atically create the import for me. The trick is to type the
variable name and the colon, then choose the variable type using
autocomplete. If you do this, it builds the import for you. Otherwise,
not so much.
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I can do to help you. You need
to talk to whoever manages mail6.atlas.pipex.net. There are lots of
things that could cause delayed delivery, such as greylisting,
intermittent connectivity problems, etc.
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x, not Flash, so I haven't felt compelled
to go look at other editors (and I use Eclipse for practically
everything else).
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> Correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't monopolys illegal?
Some are, most aren't. There's nothing stopping you or anyone else
from coming up with a Flash competitor.
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eloper happy.
This is pretty much the entire answer.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Market_segment#Price_Discrimination
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has happenned and perhaps
> also passing data that is meaningful.
This is really the key. If you don't do this, you're baking
dependencies into your application.
> That said, for small systems I still sometimes use callbacks.
Me too, but I feel dirty afterward.
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ything else).
Are there actually asterisks (*) around the attribute and its value?
While you can use asterisks within an attribute name, you can't have
one after the quoted value. I'm also not sure if you can use an
asterisk for the first character of the attribute name.
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