Would TextFormat.getTextExtent() be of help..?
(I know it says 'deprecated' in Flash 8 - that's a documentation error.)
Ian
On 5/2/06, Ash Warren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have always found that setting the textfield to autosize = left and
filling it one letter at a time checking the width
Or even:
var doStuff:Function=function (){
// code...
}
myButton_btn.onRelease = doStuff;
myButton_btn.onPress = doStuff;
myButton_btn.onRollOver = doStuff;
or
import mx.utils.Delegate;
function doStuff(){
// code...
}
var delDoStuff:Function=Delegate.create(this,doStuff);
Here's a direct lift from something I posted on the OSFlash list...
This is all to do with floating-point precision and that you can't
represent all numbers exactly (0.1 is one culprit) in the IEE
standard. There are plenty of sites about this - see here, for
example:
The only other reason that I don't use built-in getters and setters is
that, at present, they don't work with Interfaces, only with Classes.
And we use Interfaces a lot.
Ian
On 4/26/06, Kevin Newman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So in general, at this point I try to stay away from built in getters
Hi Enrico,
If you override the LoadVars method onData you can actually parse the
raw text from the text file, without having everything split up by
and =.
See the help file for LoadVars.onData()
That might well help you.
Cheers,
Ian
On 4/21/06, MetaArt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I must load
Take a look at the following FAQ entry:
http://www.osflash.org/flashcoders/as2#creating_a_class_instance_based_on_movieclip_without_a_symbol_in_the_library
HTH,
Ian
On 4/19/06, Rifled Cloaca [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for your response..
Actually, I want to assign a class to an empty
Hi there (whoever you are!)
Your problem is that the [1,2,3] initialiser syntax is actually a
short cut for creating a new Array() object, not an ArrayExtension().
So you're replacing the object you just created with new().
What you need to do is to _modify_ your ArrayExtension() object, not
Sorry, that's what I meant when I said...
such as the declaration of a variable or the creation of an
object
I should have provided a concrete example. :-)
As Scott says, working with .swfs is more like working with .jars than
you might think - particularly when you are working with
The other major difference is easily shown:
Place a movieClip on stage.
Give it an onRelease handler:
clip.onRelease=function(){trace(Release!);}
Test your movie - click on it, and Release! is traced.
Set clip._alpha to 0
Test the movie - click on where the clip should be, and Release! is
Is this solely for text? In which case, is this something to do with
the new Anti-alias for Animation or Anti-alias for Readability
options in the properties dialog of the new IDE? Does switching that
solve your problem?
Cheers,
Ian
On 4/4/06, PR Durand [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi List!
Roman,
Yes, I've had this - but it seems to only be an issue when working
with local files. I've never yet had an issue with online files, even
when cached.
The only workaround I've found is to queue the requests rather than
issue them together - but in most cases that does slow things
Thanks Roman - I'll try it next time I encounter another MCL situation
which crashes FP7.
Cheers,
Ian
On 4/4/06, Roman Blöth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
O.k., we've some sort of cure for strange loadClip-behaviors:
Between onLoadInit and the next call to loadClip we set a delay of about
500ms
= this._parent.contenido
}
posY = posY +60
}
}
- Original Message -
From: Ian Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Flashcoders mailing list flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com
Sent: Wednesday, March 29, 2006 3:52 PM
Subject: Re
I'd go for AS2.
Mostly because that OOP flavour is the direction that almost all the
commonly-used languages are heading in; the whole idea of objects and
methods now pretty much applies to:
- Javascript
- Java
- C++
- C#
- Coding using XML
- AS2
- Lingo
- .NET
- PHP
And will apply to the XML
On 3/27/06, John Hattan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Speaking as a registered user, Zinc is currently suffering from some serious
quality problems. Version 2.5 was rushed out the door, and they haven't done
a good job staying on top of things since then.
Yes - I've had exactly the same problem.
Hi Robert,
The following FAQ entry should answer your question:
http://www.osflash.org/flashcoders/as2#creating_a_class_instance_based_on_movieclip_without_a_symbol_in_the_library
HTH,
Ian
On 3/27/06, Robert Clochard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello everyone,
I've searched a while for the
HI Dave,
It's my understanding that that _should_ work. However,
Const.portfolioPath isn't replaced at compile time - Flash has no
native understanding of constants. But at runtime, Const.portfolioPath
should certainly return your hardcoded path.
The only immediate things I can think of which
What you want is System.capabilities.language:
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/flash/8/main/wwhelp/wwhimpl/common/html/wwhelp.htm?context=LiveDocs_Partsfile=2061.html
Sorry for the long URL - that's livedocs for you!
HTH,
Ian
On 3/24/06, Robert Chyko [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Regarding
Thanks all.
I'll look a bit deeper into Electroserver, Red5 and Eric's version of
Oregano, then.
You're quite right that what I'm doing is experimental, Chris, so Red5
might well be suitable - besides, 'bleeding edge' always appeals. :-)
Cheers,
Ian
Hi folks,
Partly as something of an experiment, but mainly as a testbed and
proof-of-concept for something else entirely, I'm looking at throwing
together a (non-commercial) multi-user game with a Flash interface.
It should be fairly straightforward wise - a simple grid-based
interface not
Hi Adrian,
I have no experience of doing this whatsoever - but - my immediate
feeling is that you should go for your first idea. Create the shapes
as vectors, then grab the BitmapData from. This is simply because the
routines to draw the shapes are all native to the Flash Player, and
they are
Okay, a new text embed issue for me today...
Text embedding is working fine - that's not the problem.
I'm trying to do some getTextExtent() calculations.
The steps I take to do so are:
- Dynamically create a text field and give it some text and an
embedded font. This all works perfectly well.
-
Hi Eric,
Thanks for that - but it doesn't seem to solve my problem. :-)
I can get getTextExtent() _working_ perfectly happily - I just can't
get it to work using the actual metrics of the embedded font, only
(apparently) of the system version of that font. (Or possibly what's
happening is it's
Chris...
Firstly - Flash doesn't have the concept of constants, so you couldn't
enforce a constant even if you wanted to (except by a hack like
defining a null set() function, but that's beside the point a bit)...
you can only suggest that specific things should be constant by
convention i.e.
Steve,
Fine. :-) My two-second thought works, then. Haven't tried that, but
may well start using it - it only just occurred to me as a method as I
was writing the post. :-)
I stand corrected. :-)
That doesn't gainsay the second part of the posting - there really
isn't enough detail in that
Michael,
I use Flash for CD authoring all the time. The only caveat, really,
is that I use Zinc as a wrapper for the main Flash application rather
than just using Flash projectors, as I want extended functionality
(Resolution changing, registry access, file access, that sort of
thing). But other
Is this a scoping issue? Are you sure that mcClip is defined and
pointing at the right thing inside your function()?
Try
import mx.utils.Delegate;
function onLoadedClip(clip:MovieClip)
{
clip.stop(); // or clip.gotoAndStop(1);
}
var mcl:MovieClipLoader=new MovieClipLoader();
Did you miss the email pointing you at OpenOffice.org?
http://www.openoffice.org
It's not a toy.
Ian
On 3/23/06, Alfonso Florio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So PowerPoint has the monopoly into the windows world for
presentation software?
i don't see nothing else than ppt2swf converters and
Scripting - http://framework.openoffice.org/scripting/
You can certainly export from Impress to .swf
I haven't tried either of these features yet, I'm afraid, so can't comment
on how good they are.
HTH,
Ian
On 2/22/06, Nick Weekes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is this because its open source
Paul,
Just my two penn'orth...
For my money, the best way to think about these things is more on a
conceptual level rather than specifically at a code level. What is your
child movieclip? What does it do?
Best example I can think of is off the top of my head is, say, a requester
dialog. Say a
Hi Wouter,
Delegate.create() doesn't _call_ a function, it just creates a Function
variable for later use. Which is like a reference to a function.
By calling:
container_mc.onRelease = Delegate.create(this, startTimer);
You're saying, in effect when onRelease is called, trigger the code in
Oops - would help if I read your code properly!
The first bit of my reply made sense - you're not _calling_ the function,
just creating a reference to it.
Calling this.startTimer() won't work because you're in an inner function.
startTimer() should do it.
Ian
I was about to strongly suggest that book - but I see you already got there,
Charles. *grin*
Ian
On 2/20/06, Charles Parcell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would strongly suggest this book.
If you use getInstance(), a constructor gets called - which is often handy
if you need to run any kind of initialisation code for your singleton (that
you couldn't just do with initial property values).
If you just used statics, you might end up having to do something like:
public static
Hi Rob,
The book deals with exactly that sort of stuff, from fairly much first
principles - then later goes on to talk about 3D. From what I understand, it
was pretty much written to deal with exactly your situation...
(Danny is on this list somewhere, so can no doubt speak for himself. :-) )
If it's a simple case of getting a shape of 400 pixels to be 1600 pixels,
you need to get it 4 times bigger.
It sounds like it's not that simple.
You probably need to worry about any current scalings applied at the time.
Does it help to do a getBounds(_root) on the inner shape - that should at
No, there isn't.
Is there a reason why you can't roll your own accessor functions?
e.g.
getValue()
setValue()
?
Cheers,
Ian
On 2/13/06, David Rorex [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Is there NO way to use variables in an interface?
Code:
var obj:ICanvas = new
Excellent news...
On 2/13/06, Johannes Nel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
getters and setters are allowed in AS3!
On 2/13/06, David Rorex [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hadn't thought of that, I guess that would work.
Thanks
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Have you tried using Object.watch?
It certainly works for me with .enabled - might work with _x and _y, haven't
tried it.
Cheers,
Ian
On 2/8/06, Morten Barklund TBWAPlay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
David Lochhead wrote:
Hi,
I've got a movieclip that can have it's _y and _height
Um - Tyler - as I said in an earlier post, Object.watch _does_ work with
.enabled. Definitely. I use it all the time. MX2004.
So it might be worth trying with _x and _y, too...
Ian
On 2/8/06, Tyler Wright [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No, there is no way to do this by extending the MovieClip
Or perhaps a bit simpler and safer:
var myFunction:Function=Delegate.create(this,somefunction);
cancel_btn.addEventListener(click,myFunction);
and later:
cancel_btn.removeEventListener(click,myFunction);
You could always store myFunction as a property...
Ian
On 2/6/06, blists [EMAIL
Quick sideways thought - does it have to be Flash? You can embed the Google
Maps code on your own site, and the API allows you to layer your own data
over the world map, or even substitute your own map. All the
zooming/latitude/longitude/place marker on map location code is already
built in.
, 0xFF);
xDrawCircle(_mc, Stage.width/2, Stage.height/2, 100, 8);
_mc.endFill();
_
Ian Thomas wrote:
Thanks for that - I've come up with an approximation based on very
similar
code. Not ideal, but it's close enough for the purpose I needed it for.
That
combined with a quick hash
Whoops, replied too fast without reading carefully - I hadn't spotted the
nSegments parameter. That might come in handy, thank you!
Ian
On 2/3/06, Ian Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Fumio - I already had an 8-segment circle-drawing function, I was
looking for a 4-segment. It turned
In the days of old compilers and IDEs I used to use complicated naming
conventions - including the (horrible) Hungarian notation mentioned above
(But it did help at the time. I think. When wading through piles of someone
else's mangled C code.).
Now with more sensible IDEs that can do
Hi Gregory,
Thanks for that.
I am basically plotting/drawing a circle at each point the mouse moves to
while clicked. (This isn't a paint package, it's for something else entirely
- which is why I'm not drawing lines...)
I had already got as far as trying rectangles - they are indeed a lot
Hi Franto,
As far as I understand it, 'import' isn't enough to get a class compiled
into your .swf.
The line:
import sk.sowhat.linuxPlayer.play4dogs.Test;
just tells the compiler that any mention of the word Test in your code will
refer to that class.
If the class isn't compiled into the SWF,
On 2/2/06, Adrian Lynch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also, if you're working on a project with others, be consistent with each
other. If it's a fresh project, have a chat about what to use. If you're
coming on board you might be more inclined to follow what's already there.
Amen.
If you're
/2/06, Ian Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Gregory,
Thanks for that.
I am basically plotting/drawing a circle at each point the mouse moves
to while clicked. (This isn't a paint package, it's for something else
entirely - which is why I'm not drawing lines...)
I had already got
Whoops - I'm being dim. These will work just as well:
import sk.sowhat.linuxPlayer.play4dogs.Test;
var dummyVar:Function=Test;
or
var dummyVar:Function=sk.sowhat.linuxPlayer.play4dogs.Test; (with no import)
Ian
On 2/2/06, Ian Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Franto,
As far as I
I'm using an 8-arc method - I'd prefer to find 4-arc (i.e. the quadratic
bezier) but haven't been able to find/work out suitable code. Could you
point me in the right direction?
Many thanks,
Ian
On 2/2/06, GregoryN [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also, what code do you use to draw circles?
Even
Hi Hans,
Thanks for that - unfortunately it doesn't work in my case. I'd already
thought of it, but I'm actually drawing a mask layer - and line thickness
has no effect on a mask.
Cheers,
Ian
On 2/2/06, j.c.wichman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
This probably isnt of any use to you, but for
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Of Ian Thomas
Sent: 02 February 2006 13:16
To: Flashcoders mailing list
Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Seeking a bit of drawing API inspiration..
Hi Hans,
Thanks for that - unfortunately it doesn't work in my case.
I'd already thought of it, but I'm actually drawing a mask
Oh, now that is extremely pretty. :-)
I'm looking forward to getting my hands on version 8 - must get these
projects finished first tho'...
Thanks,
Ian
On 2/2/06, Cédric Muller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
please. have a look here:
Hi Hans...
Java's operator isn't intended as an unconditional and - it just sort of
works, because '' means 'bitwise AND', so the operation ab has to combine
the individual bits of the values a and b - so must work out the values of
both. It doesn't return a boolean, it takes two integers and
Ignore the msg:String parameter - I did. Red herring.
Ian
On 2/2/06, Ian Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
function a(msg:String)
{
trace(A);
return false;
}
function b(msg:String)
{
trace(B);
return false
Hm! Well, you learn something new every day - thanks for that!
Cheers,
Ian
On 2/2/06, j.c.wichman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Returns true if op1 and op2 are both boolean and both true; always
evaluates op1 and op2; if both operands are numbers, performs bitwise AND
operation
On 2/2/06, Manuel Saint-Victor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Okay- let's meander back to the part where I learn from my question
So If i create a class with a bunch of static methods from what I've read
,
I can use those methods without instantiating the class. This would
effectively create
Hi Gregory,
Thanks for that - I've come up with an approximation based on very similar
code. Not ideal, but it's close enough for the purpose I needed it for. That
combined with a quick hash table to make sure I'm not plotting circles near
other circles has given me the performance I need.
That's absolutely brilliant news.
Ian
On 2/1/06, David Rorex [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
yes, the command-line compiler framework will be free.
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Um... not quite sure what you're up to here - but it sounds like you're
getting a bit confused between IWorldPart and WorldPart.
What you need is:
interface IWorldPart
class SomeWorldPartSubclass implements IWorldPart
then
var myPart:IWorldPart = new SomeWorldPartSubclass();
should be fine.
No, you can't instantiate an interface. But I don't think Hans was doing
that.
There's no problem with typing:
interface IWorldPart {}
class SomeWorldPartSubclass implements IWorldPart {}
var myPart:IWorldPart = new SomeWorldPartSubclass(); /* Note
INTERFACE-typed var, not concrete */
Then as Steve says, sounds like a compiler bug.
Ian
On 2/1/06, j.c.wichman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
No confusion here ;) except maybe for my fuzzy explanation ;).
I did:
interface IWorldPart
class WorldPart implements IWorldPart
class SomeWorldPartSubclass extends WorldPart
then
But it should. :-)
Like I said, my quick test of
var myPart:SomeInterface=new SomeConcreteImplementingSomeInterface();
trace(myPart instanceof Object);
Traces 'true'. Which is what I'd expect.
I really don't understand why you're getting an error with myCollection.
I know you've solved your
MX2004
Cheers,
Ian
On 2/1/06, j.c.wichman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Ian,
Which flash version are you using?
I had other problems yesterday with extending CollectionImpl due to my
flash
version (mx 2004), which worked just fine in flash 8. Might be the same in
this case.
Are you
'Fraid not. One to chalk down to experience, I guess. Oh well. I'm making
the move to 8 shortly myself, once this latest crop of projects are out of
the way...
Ian
On 2/1/06, j.c.wichman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Life is so unfair :)
I had to switch to flash 8 to make it go away... My mind
Hi folks,
I'm looking for a bit of inspiration to help me out with the drawing API.
I've got a feature that's sort of like a painting tool -
- User clicks the mouse
- on mouse move, a filled circle is drawn on the canvas (using
beginFill/curveTo/endFill)
- User releases the mouse
So essentially
Place another movieclip over the top of it, 100% alpha, with onRelease set
to a dummy function?
On 1/31/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a tree and to Buttons to navigate to tree (up and down).
Now I need to make the tree not clickable. A user may only navigate with
the
Sorry, I meant 0% alpha, of course. :-)
Ian
On 1/31/06, Ian Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Place another movieclip over the top of it, 100% alpha, with onRelease set
to a dummy function?
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Flashcoders
Why will they think there's something to be clicked?
Set .useHandCursor to false on the blocking clip?
Cheers,
Ian
On 1/31/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know, but then users will still think there's something to be
clicked...
Isn't there a way to access the movieclips
Lieven,
No problems. Masking things out with a clip might feel a bit like
cheating, but I'm all for 'do the simplest thing that works...'
Cheers,
Ian
On 1/31/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yep, Ian, I'v been programming Flash now for a year, and didn't know
there was a
I definitely get better performance out of Convo rather than Blur in both
Firefox and IE on Win XP.
Cheers,
Ian
On 1/31/06, franto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
in your performance test in Firefox, all seems same for me, little bit
blur has slower
but CPU usage on blur: 38-40 %
on convo: 34 -
Hrm. I get:
blur filter time : 11032
convolution 3x3: 10144
convolution 5x5: 37781
no filter : 7510
Win XP, 3GHz, 512MB RAM
I wonder if it's a graphics card/hardware acceleration thing. (I have a
rubbish graphics card.)
Ian
On 1/31/06, Mike Mountain [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
so, please
Greater than or Equal to for Strings.
http://www.macromedia.com/support/flash/action_scripts/actionscript_dictionary/actionscript_dictionary374.html
Existed only in Flash 4.
Cheers,
Ian
On 1/31/06, John Grden [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
**Error**
That is, of course, one way to do it. If you want to throw out all your
type-checking and the like. Personally I like to make the compiler do as
much of my error-checking as possible, rather than having to hunt through by
hand - so prefer to be 'lame'. Particularly because I'm providing a
Hi Sam,
Just run it through the PHP function stripslashes() before parsing it.
Cheers,
Ian
On 1/29/06, Sam Wootton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Thanks in advance for any help.
I am constructing an XML file in Actionscript, here is a little bit that
cycles through an array, producing
Clark,
That's because www.fred.com need not point to the same server as fred.com.
At all. They can be routed to totally different machines.
Cheers,
Ian
On 1/27/06, clark slater [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There's obviously no question about the value of the security sandbox and
the
Or even shorter:
public function handleUpdate(a:Object,b:Object,c:Object,d:Object)
{
var handlerName:String = 'onUpdate';
if (a.selected){handlerName+= 'A'};
if (b.selected){handlerName+='B'};
// etc.
if (this[handlerName]==undefined)
{
trace(We haven't
Create a container movieclip, stick the Slice9 object in as a background,
put the other object in as a sibling to it? So instead of:
Slice9
+ MyImportantClip
have
Container
+ Slice9
|
+ MyImportantClip
HTH,
Ian
On 1/26/06, Michael Byström [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Mike,
It's a Known Feature with Firefox. It's not strictly speaking a bug - the
browser doesn't know how high the document is supposed to be, because
there's no sized content in the document.
Try sticking this in the head
style
body,html
{
margin:0px;
padding:0px;
height:100%;
}
Hi Danny,
Don't know of any relevant scaling property - but are you using embedded
fonts? If not, at a guess it could be rendering using device/system fonts
and messing up the scaling?
HTH,
Ian
On 1/25/06, Danny Kodicek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm getting something odd: When I rescale my
Andreas,
Just sight-reading the code rather than testing it - shouldn't there be a
=== or !== in there somewhere to make sure you're talking about _exactly_
the same object rather than one which just has the same value..?
Cheers,
Ian
On 1/23/06, Andreas Weber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If
Rishi,
There is such a thing as 'unreasonable requirements', you know. :-D
Could you break down the font list, and present it to the user in sections?
For example, Handwriting Fonts, Electronic Fonts or something - or even
A-D, E-F etc.
Then at least you could load the previews in smaller
Hm. Good point, and something I should go away and test. :-) I had it in my
head somewhere that Flash did a low-level crude equality check on objects
with == - are they both the same type and do the properties match? But I may
well have misremembered that as a feature of a different language - I
For the reasons given by Danny et al, you could never have a myObj.getString()
such as you describe... other than possibly for debugging purposes, I'm at a
loss to work out why it'd be useful?
Ian
On 1/23/06, Julius - XK [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is this what your looking for? It has it's
Looks good!
Any chance of a command-line driven version so that I can achieve my goal of
having server-side generated documentation on my SVN box..?
Cheers,
Ian
On 1/22/06, Sam Wootton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, its written in Java.
Regards, Sam
Sorry, didn't understand that one...
I have already tested as2api - and unfortunately it comes up with a bunch of
errors on the Linux box and produces no output.
Ian
On 1/22/06, erixtekila [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any chance of a command-line driven version so that I can achieve my
goal of
Looks good - but sadly doesn't support inheritance:
http://www.senocular.com/projects/ZenDoc/doc/#manual_limitations
Which is a real shame.
The hunt for the perfect documentation tool goes on. :-)
(At this rate I might be forced to write one. ;-) )
Ian
On 1/20/06, Duncan Reid [EMAIL
As far as I can see from the front page (Roadmap panel) it doesn't yet
support JavaDoc as a style, which is a shame...
On 1/18/06, ryanm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Or, can anyone suggest an alternative software that takes the java-doc
style comments and create documentation?
Check out
The keywords @param, @see, @return all have special meaning to JavaDoc based
tools (as well as a host of other @commands). In my limited tests of
NaturalDocs it looks like it doesn't support those special meanings- which
is why the front page of the NaturalDocs site says that JavaDoc is still to
Hi Martin,
Rather like you - all I have is a script which runs once nightly as a cron
job, does an update from SVN, then calls the doc tool and copies the
generated docs into a folder hosted by the webserver. Nothing complicated.
I'd be interested in seeing a decent AS2 config for Doxygen
Um. Why?
And have you any concrete examples of that sort of ban?
Just seems like an extremely odd decision by Google.
Cheers,
Ian
On 1/19/06, Johannes Nel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
a word of caution. google can ban you for using ripple.
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We've jsut started using AS2API -
http://www.badgers-in-foil.co.uk/projects/as2api/ - which works fine for us
on Windows (but had issues on Linux, sadly, although I think that's because
our Linux box needs a good cleanup).
Cheers,
Ian
On 1/18/06, eric dolecki [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
BLDoc
want.
Sorry I couldn't be of more help!
Ian
On 1/18/06, Alan MacDougall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ian Thomas wrote:
We've jsut started using AS2API -
http://www.badgers-in-foil.co.uk/projects/as2api/ - which works fine for
us
on Windows (but had issues on Linux, sadly, although I think
Mike,
Where is this code? Just on the root timeline? Are you sure the
repositioning you're getting isn't a result of the normal Flash
resizing/scaling and that this code _is_ being called twice?
Cheers,
Ian
On 1/16/06, Mike Boutin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am working on a fullscreen flash
I've been using FlashDevelop for about a week now; it's excellent stuff.
Nice and lightweight and just seems to work.
Cheers,
Ian
On 1/12/06, Philippe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The only thing I miss comparing to PrimalScript (that I've been using
before
I've got known FlashDevelop ) is
This seems a pretty relevant link:
http://www.webpronews.com/ebusiness/seo/wpn-4-20040907GoogleCanNowIndexFlashAnInterviewwithMichaelMarshall.html
HTH,
Ian
On 1/11/06, Alan MacDougall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No way. Google is way too smart these days. White text on a white
background,
Is the movie you're having trouble with loaded into another containing
movie? And has that other containing movie got references to a version of
the class you're changing? In which case you need to recompile that
containing movie, too. Flash always uses the first version of the class that
it
Alternatively, if you're looking in a directory on a server, code up
something in a server-side language - PHP or whatever - to do the file
count, and have flash request the result.
HTH,
Ian
On 1/6/06, Merrill, Jason [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.multidmedia.com/software/zinc/
You might also need to set the combobox._lockroot=true to cure other
standard combobox woes...
Ian
On 12/22/05, Steven Sacks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Put a combobox component in the loading movie (the root movie).
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