Interfaces have nothing to do with inheritance (at least not directly)
as I understand them. Interfaces are special classes that simply define
what other classes must define. A class that implements an interface
has to define the methods and properties defined in an interface. An
interface is no
It should be possible by using something like perhaps a .dll and a Flash
wrapper - in theory. For example, the WiiFlash server allows a Wiimote
to communicate to a Bluetooth dongle and on to the Flash file. We built
some Flash games that are controlled with a Wiimote and a Bluetooth
dongle using
myTextField.html = true;
myTextField.htmlText = "yourText"
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Why not just use Point.polar()? That would do exactly what it seems you
are describing.
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OK, I'll be the one to ask this. So just curious, since components
normally should be decoupled from objects outside themselves (i.e. the
main timeline) - what is driving this - is there a better way to
re-think this overall or must you really target the main timeline?
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Yes, but what I was getting at, if it's a component, why does it need to
have access to the main timeline? Components normally shouldn't be that
tightly coupled.
Could you instead pass a reference to a public property in the component
of the filename instead of trying to access the filename from
I think it depends on how much data there would be in one big file, and
how complex it would be loading in separate other files - how big each
of those would be.
I would try and keep it all in one file if possible, but if it's a huge
amount of data, I would separate them and load them one at a ti
A simple solution could be to create a sprite to draw the line onto, and
add a listener to the sprite to see if it was clicked on.
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>From a performance perspective, using fewer listeners in favor of
instance references will always be a performance gain since listeners
take up way more system resources than object references do. From an
architecture/design pattern perspective though, I can't say whether it's
better or not, it d
I have two display object I want to check overlapping on - one of the
object will be very odd shaped, so I need to take advantage of the
ShapeFlag of the hitTestPoint method to be sure the object's shape is
taken into account. The problem is, each display object is nested
inside other many display
>> It's showing as -32000.
Have you tried swapping it to a positive depth first before removing it?
Not with the DepthManager, but with movieClip.swapDepths() (I think
that's what it's called, its been a while since I worked in AS2)
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cts hit test to
some external class file that would handle the boolean check/return, but
that's an optional code-optimization-extra.
Hope this is enough info to get you further.
:)
Seb.
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> I have two display object I want to check overlapping on - one of the
&g
>> is there a simple way like this in as?
You sound like you're talking AS2 - please specify. Google be yer
friend:
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flash/8/main/wwhelp/wwhimpl/common/html/wwhelp
.htm?context=LiveDocs_Parts&file=2774.html
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Different versions of the Flash player on each machine? Also, shouldn't
you set textArea.htmlText not textArea.text?
Also, could be differences in performance of the machines - you may have
to wait for the object to be completely instantiated.
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Déjà vu - wasn't this question asked and thoroughly answered like over a month
ago?
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>> I know there is a way to inactivate the listener, but cannot remember
for the life of me how to do it.
removeEventListener() on the button
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for (i = 0; i < aRadioButtons.length; i++)
{
aRadioButtons[i].removeEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK,
buttonClicked);
aSelected[i].removeEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK,
buttonClicked);
}
Should do the trick. It doesn't?
By the way, what is the difference between the aRadioButtons
Have you tried selectable = false?
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>> On AS3 there isn't as good a package as fuse around [yet?];
What does FUSE have over TweenLite and TweenMax? FUSE always bloated my
projects and had problems in high stress situations.
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sequences:
http://www.mosessupposes.com/Fuse/speakernotes-mgunesch.pdf
mind you i am now coding primarily only in AS3... and 'Fuse3: Go'
doesn't do it for me [why would I want to write my own tweens? isn't
that the point of using an engine, so i don't have to write my o
>> Second the recommendation.
>>Great book - applies to ActionScript easily.
Wow. This really is the thread that keeps mutating won't die! Shoot me now!
:)
Check the dates people! LOL.
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And this page:
http://www.adobe.com/products/flash/features/?view=topnew
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ht
of AS3.1. My migration to AS3 is taking much longer than expected, given
my workload. I can't imagine the AS3 will be radically different, right?
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y workload. I can't imagine the AS3 will be radically
> different, right?
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Yeah, I get tired of doing this just to get code completion:
var thisCustomObject:CustomObject = myObjects[i] as CustomObject;
thisCustomObject.alpha = .5
Besides the obvious type checking benefits, with Vectors, I won't have to do it
that way anymore to get good code completion from what I have
What I don't get is why Adobe doesn't (or maybe they are working on it, but
they haven't rolled it out yet) merge the two frameworks that compile into .swf
format - Flash CS* and Flex. There are a lot of "gotchas" and workaround when
using Flash inside of Flex for example, and the Flash CS* fra
Flexbuilder (the cheaper version) is the Eclpise programming tool with the
ability to add and position components, as well as other tools like the memory
profiler.
The Flex SDK is mainly just a Flex .swf command-line compiler and support docs.
BUT, you can use a tool like FlashDevelop (which
>> Not 100% sure, but you may run into problems with pop-up blocking.
I believe popup blockers are only sniffing windows spawned by Javascript, and
not by direct user-requests, so using _blank should be fine.
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I think recursion limits are set at the Flash player level, but not at the
published .swf level, so even if you could increase it (I don't think you can),
the end user could not change it. I could be wrong. I don't know if it's
necessarily a huge no-no, but I would say it would be recommended
HOLD THE PHONE. So are you saying FileReference upload no longer works in
AS2/AM1 published .swfs in Flash 10? If so, that IS VERY BAD and will
break many applications.
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In my opinion, this is a Flash/Flex/Actionscript job, not an SAP, Java, or
plumbing. So it's legit. Dave our moderator has previously said related jobs
posts are fine. And this is only one post. In this economy, I think we should
be especially accommodating and grateful there is information
ated with Flash.
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HOLD THE PHONE. So are you saying FileReference upload no longer wor
rs
I'm okay, I don't work for a bank :)
Merrill, Jason wrote:
> In my opinion, this is a Flash/Flex/Actionscript job, not an SAP, Java, or
> plumbing. So it's legit. Dave our moderator has previously said related
> jobs posts are fine. And this is only one post. In thi
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ouch!
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> I'm okay, I don't work for a bank :)
>
>
> Merrill, Jason wrote:
Yeah, I think you just have to go point by point and politely and
diplomatically explain why the project is being delayed, and give lots of
specific examples. When you are done, ask HIM, how we (meaning you and him)
can work towards the best solution. Always be respectful and polite - if you
What are some good arguments for upgrading? I need to be able to
convince him that this is the way to go!
http://gskinner.com/talks/as3workshop/
and especially:
http://gskinner.com/talks/50reasonsAS3/
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And if you are interested in using the Flex framework, databinding is a really
great solution for this kind of thing.
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I don't think any version of Flash can play MP4.
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>> Is it possible to attach a fullscreen function to the ESC message, so when a
user pushes ESC the app will stay in fullscreen?
Why? That's evil! :) Unless it's a kiosk or something?
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Interested
I'm going to throw a question out there to see if anyone has experienced
something similar to this. Didn't get any responses on Flash_Tiger.
If you have ever outsourced some Actionscript work to an outside vendor,
have you ever struggled with how to spec out how you want them to code
it?
Reaso
re several issues
that cause these kinds of problems (language, education and styles to name a
few), and other than "hand-holding" there isn't very much you can do.
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>>I agree with Joel; your best bet is to provide a highly detailed
>>design spec with complete API, and also provide guidance on what
>>components to extend, etc. The downside is that it takes a lot of time
>>to do all of this work, and depending on your particular situation, it
>>may be unrealist
What .swf version are you publishing to? ExternalInterface was not available
until Flash 8.
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>> Read the article, some good, some bad.
What are your thoughts on the article's baching of Cairngorm's ModelLocator?
The he says its really a global var in disguise, and I understand that, but I
still find it very handy - maybe it makes it somewhat tighter coupled to the
model, but I use the
And it's not just the advantages Flex has with comboboxes and dropdown menus
and the like. There are a ton of other advantages, like for example,
databinding, easy to code layout, including liquid layout, easy component
creation, easy skinning, TONS of components Flash doesn't have,which are no
Elia,
I would respond if anything you said made any logical sense or even had a
remote tinge of truth, but it doesn't sorry. I'd love to see you post what
you just said on [EMAIL PROTECTED] just to see the kind of responses you would
get from professional Flex developers and the Adobe Flex te
code, generally by coders, could be almost decent depending on your goal
and, yes, simple stuff is usually a one line no-brainer with a tweening
engine; but for complex, more interesting and "pro" animations, a good
animator with a timeline could do much better job and in less time, in my
opini
coders, could be almost decent depending on your goal
>> and, yes, simple stuff is usually a one line no-brainer with a tweening
>> engine; but for complex, more interesting and "pro" animations, a good
>> animator with a timeline could do much better job and in less time, i
eline could do much better job and in less time, in my
> opinion.
>
> Cheers
> Juan Pablo Califano
>
>
> 2008/11/19, Merrill, Jason <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
>> And it's not just the advantages Flex has with comboboxes and dropdown
>> menus and the li
>> With both you can be efficient. As a proof, all the best Flash sites
are Flash, not Flex.
How do you know? I have seen some amazing Flash sites I thought were build in
the Flash IDE, and I found out later they were Flex apps, with some really
great skinning going on. I have also seen some
>> The language itself lends itself to spaghetti coding, because MXML can
easily turn into nesting hell.
I would say ANY language can lend itself to that. What you're really attacking
is the concept behind XML, not MXML.
XML and nesting is an ADVANTAGE in my opinion when it comes to layout.
>> But to do so will require considerably more code, and is harder to read.
>>Similarly for the UI - yes, you can replicate everything in MXML's
>>layout in AS3, but it also requires more code and is harder to read.
>>Consider this simple layout example in MXML:
Very well said and exampled Ian!
et.
> It has not harmed reusability, managability etc etc, it has helped
> improve my coding speed by far.
>
> greetz
> JC
>
>
>
>
> On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 4:11 PM, Merrill, Jason
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> >>> Read the article, some good, some ba
;;
public static const DELETE_USER:String = "deleteUser";
public static const CREATE_USER:String = "createUser";
Again this is inline with what is already present in the Flex framework:
MouseEvent.CLICK
MouseEvent.MOUSE_DOWN
MouseEvent.MOUSE_UP
etc..
Think that's about it..
regards
I like Adobe's Flex training from the source series, and also the O'Reilly Flex
Cookbook.
Usually if you stick with Friends of Ed, O'Reilly, or Adobe press, you can't go
wrong.
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Sure - I mean again, it just comes down to what KIND of sites you are comparing
- a cool site RIA could be equally cool as a cool 3D Flash site like EcoDaZoo
(which was done with Papervision3d by the way, and could have been done in Flex
- if there was a need for the Flex framework) - but compar
> >Yes, for sites that have a lot of UI "zing" - animations and effects, and
> >really wild transitions and layouts, well, Flex would not be the best
> >choice. That's why you have to decide which tool is best for what kind of
>> project you have.
>This really depends. I've used flash created ani
>> This is a Flash forum and everything seems to be being discussed as though
Flex is some kind of Flash killer or replacement. It isn't and Flex goes
where flash has not trod.
>>Flex is really complimentary to flash, not a replacement.
Exactly, well said. I don't think anyone is bashing Flash
>> I think it is important to remember that you can combine content generated
>>in flash with applications built in Flex as well. Which is part of the
>>reason it is often hard to tell the difference between the two.
Yup. The only downside though, is that communicating with a .swf loaded into
Fl
>> How about Silverlight or AJAX, haven't heard any arguments for them ;-)
I think I just threw up in my mouth a little.
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Refersh my memory. What was the name of that AS3 class method to get a class
definition from a string? Something like getObjectByDefinition("MyClass") or
something like that, but that's not it. Our proxy server is down and I can't
Google it, and the help docs are no help.
Basically, I'm tring
>> So in my opinion the real advantages of Flex over Flash for
>>UI/data-binding is:
Sebastian,
This discussion has barely touched on databinding (just one or two mentions of
it being an advantage of the native Flash framework over Flex), so I'm starting
to wonder, have you done any databindin
That was it! Thanks Dave!
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Name: String)
and also ApplicationDomain.hasDefinition(className: String) is handy.
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> Refersh my memory. What was the name of that AS3 class method to get a
> class definition from a string? Something like
> getObjec
;t.
So, i think i am going to wait for Thermo. Does anyone know the release year
and month?
I hope that Thermo will really fill the gap between Flash and Flex. If it will,
i am sure to start learning Thermo.
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hi,
certainly OOT, but for the sake of exactness, Ecodazoo was not made
with papervision.
Roxik (http://roxik.com/) used a custom 3d engine (Sharikura):
http://temp.roxik.com/
Olivier
Merrill, Jason a écrit :
> Sure - I mean
OK, you're right, you said, "best" and used words like "slick", not "cool" - so
I just assumed, sorry. I mean, we'd all probably agree opinions are all
pretty subjective. Flash has been around a lot longer, so the developer
community there certainly is more mature.
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o be fixed for Gumbo.
That was probably far more detail than you wanted. :-D
Ian
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> Ian and David - interesting. So what is the difference between getDefinition
> and getDefinitionByName?
>
> What I ended
Not really - I have heard of some hacks, but none of them are that easy. They
are two different but closely related frameworks, unfortunately. Hopefully,
this will all be the same framework someday.
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You can't (and shouldn't) send attachments to this (or any) list. Put it up on
a url somewhere instead.
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>>> I'm not too keen on seeing 3D interfaces and
>>spinning/whirling items
>>> anytime soon. That includes product items for the most part too.
3D is useful for all kinds of things - besides the obvious one: games,
there is also product training, product promotions (you said you weren't
keen on
>>I have no idea what Quartz is, but Director is a quality
>>package with excellent scripting capabilities and accelerated 3D.
Director does not run in the Flash player. A huge disadvantage in
practicality for large and/or controlled audiences IMO.
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s instance, as I would be
>>using it for a very specific usage?
>>
>>-lincoln
>>
>>On Dec 7, 2006, at 7:15 AM, Merrill, Jason wrote:
>>
>>>>> I have no idea what Quartz is, but Director is a quality package
>>>>> with excellent
>>I am trying to use a remote webservice in .net in my flash
>>application.
>>Can any body please give me link to the tutotrial or tell me
>>how can I use a .net weservice in my flash application using
>>remoting component.
Try the Webservice component instead of the Remoting component.
http:/
>>Also, so that I make sure I have my technology correct, as I
>>understand with remoting the client receives native data
>>types from the server. Webservices receives XML, or is it any
>>string data?
it's SOAP - which is an XML protocol over HTTP. So it's essentially a
string of XML data. I
Re: [Flashcoders] Webservice performance these days
>>
>>Thanks Jason, that is what I was thinking. So the WebService
>>(and supporting classes) parse the returned SOPE for you, so
>>when you get the callback you are just handling native data
>>types? Or do you
What version of the Flash player is the Director Xtra built on?
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>>
>>Blumenthal, Peter wrote:
>>> Last night I tried to
>>> Run the app on my home PC which had IE6 installed under XP
>>Pro (worked
>>> fine), in
Hey, I have an idea: Flash-related job postings are fine but for the
sake of the hundreds of subscribers, let's keep the resultant chatter
off-list. Thanks!
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I'm trying to figure the area of a triangle in Actionscript using the
perimeter values only, not the traditional simple formula:
area = (height/2)*base
because figuring the height is tricky given the triangle will be drawn
in odd ways (i.e. a not horizontally alinged base), so I am exploring
;>where the triangle's points lie, but that's just an idea.
>>
>>Oh, but I just thought of something from my old rusty brain.
>>I looked at the formula on the mathworld page; would that not
>>indicate a distributive method of multiplication? Again,
>>rusty
Thanks - all, yes Jake saw it first and others chimed in with the same
thought, my numbers did not compute because they did not make a
triangle. I have it working now.
The formula is fine, and this function works for me as long as the
values come from a true triangle:
public static fun
>>I second this testament.
>>I have been using the Fuse Kit for a bit & am very happy with it.
Just to chime in, the Fuse kit is HUGE. I would recommend against it in
some situations where performance is a factor. If it doesn't effect
performance, it's a great set of classes. Just be sure to te
>>> I'd stick to using Heron's rule -- there is no reason why
>>it shouldn't
>>> work given correct inputs, and it is less expensive computationally.
Yeah, but then by switching, I'd be insulting the other Mathematician
dude who invented divide by 4 equation, just for the sake of pleasing
Heron.
>>1. Fuse -- From what I have gathered, this is great for big
>>projects, but not so much for the small things.
But not really big projects, or projects that already have a lot of
overhead in the CPU already. I have found the performance of Fuse to be
less than satisfactory in stressful situatio
>>Have they increased the puny amount of HTML that is allowed in Flash?
Nope, unfortunately.
I've been down the exact same road - what I have learned is using the
TextFormat object, while not perfect, will save you a lot of headaches.
Searching through strings - what a pain, and a major performan
I know with the security of the Flash player, it's probably not possible
or easy (unless MS has some sort of webservice for Exchange servers
built in or something) to grab a person's Outlook Calendar or Task list
- but what about a Flash desktop application - is that information
available through s
Ryan, calm down dude. He asked the question, "So, out of all the above
mentioned classes/scripts, what is best?" - he then summarized what he
had learned about the Fuse kit from the thread, and I felt he was
missing an important thing I had said about the Fuse kit's size and
performance. Why do
>>Oh, sorry!
>>I did not mean to talk out of term.
>>Only wanted to know if there was another reason for your dismissal.
Uh, no - just what I said. What in the world could you possibly be
talking about? Like I am making my own competing classes or
something
>>30k is large but not so unreaso
You need to also declare the sub-arrays
So:
>> var arr = new Array();
>> arr[1][1] = "whatsup";
becomes:
var arr = new Array();
arr[1] = new Array()
arr[1][1] = "whatsup";
Also, don't forget arrays start numbering at 0, not 1. :)
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>>You could certainly do this using, for example, ASP or
>>ASP.NET to invoke ADSI/CDO interfaces.
Thanks for the responses! I'll check into that - probably getting beyond
the scope of this list now. But good to know in theory I could call a
webservice to call ADSI
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Is the URL the full URL to the Webserice? i.e.
import mx.services.*
myWS = new
WebService("http://www.bankofamerica.com/WebService/myWebService.asmx?WS
DL")
Who owns the webservice? Can they tell you if additional user name and
password variables need to be attached to your URL string when you
Also, I looked on the web, and the closest answer I could find was for a
PHP solution, where the username and password are part of the URL since
the HTTP directory may be password protected:
//PHP script
define('username', 'foo');
define('password', 'bar');
// This is location of the remote servic
>>Can anyone tell me the relative merits of XPATH vs XMLAS?
What's XMLAS? A search for it on Google didn't turn up much. In
regards to XPath, do you mean the xfactorstudios XPath classes, the
built-in XPath stuff in the Flash 8 player, or the W3C XPath language
standards?
Jason Merrill
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>>I've tried that, doesn't seem to work...
So you know who owns the webservice and what the username and password
is?
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Found this - read this technote:
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=tn_19226
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>>Seems to me like you could do the same thing without PHP at
>>all. Just use the username:[EMAIL PROTECTED] syntax in your AS
>>when making the web service call. The host browser should
>>send along the login with the request.
Jpsh if you look at my post a little closer, I wasn't suggesting PH
Thanks, I know about Outlook's web interface, I'm not looking to do
anything like that - a superior here wanted to look into tapping into
ToDo lists via a flash interface. I read up on it, and Exchange
provides CDO which you can tap into with .NET, but it's limited in what
it exposes Tasks not b
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