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// It's easier to read than all those asterisks
// IMNSHO
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Oh I used about 6 asterisks in my example. I don't like huge lines of
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asy to do "Move Method" refactorings
and suchlike.
> I'm not going to make my process suffer nor am I going to litter my
code
> with ugly asterisks just to document my work when I can spend that
> energy writing cleaner, easier to read code with light commenting in
the
>
Surely this is just a matter of using a fully featured IDE to develop
your code in - if you use Flashdevelop for instance you can block
comment/uncomment any lines/lines using "//" syntax from the edit menu
with "comment line", or with keyboard shortcuts - this will not conflict
with block comment
The MovieCLip Loader events do not fire off correctly in IE when the
content has been cached and IE is set to check for updates
"Automatically" or "Never".
It's utter crap.
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It ends when you make your own damn third-party tools! ;)
Seriously, though, I don't find that I have to comment out huge swaths
of class functions at a time very often. Even if I did have to comment
out several functions, they might not be next to each other, anyway.
And, as I said before, commen
You can just set your FlashVars on the first frame on the main timeline.
(And make sure you delete them when done testing.)
I don't know of a better way.
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27;ve experimented with a few such programs. I'd really like to find
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In AS3.0 I think it can be package-private, but until then
One way is to have the Model class satisfy an interface that lacks the
property (of course, in AS2.0, all interfaces lack properties...), and
then only expose the model class as the interface elsewhere.
interface IModel {
func
it should work. A bit weird, though.
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It also has round trip AS2 code generation. Gotta love that.
http://www.5etdemi.com/blog/archives/2005/11/uml-to-as2-generator-for-enterprise-architect/
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PET PEEVE ALERT
class com.shell.util.IntroAnimProxy
Unless you are actually doing Shell Petroleum's website at
http://shell.com, this isn't a proper name for the package. The "com"
convention is a strategy to keep package paths from overlapping on
different projects: if you're doing a website, yo
tellTarget and _global to accomplish this is
questionable. Maybe I'm missing something.
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You could use EventDispatcher in the Model, View and Controller, and
send the XML data to your Model through your Controller. When the
Model changes, make it dispatch an event that updates the view, etc.
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Boy, is my face red! But I have seen bad package-naming conventions used
before, so hopefully the post wasn't completely useless for eveyone out
there.
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The only way I can ever get the "dings" fonts to display in a dynamic tf
is by embedding them - even if they are on the users system. I assume
this is something to do with the dings family being a "symbol" font.
M
> He suggested I trace the font on the textfield, which is not
> the same
What does your crossdomain.xml file look like?
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Try adding a domain="*" attribute to , and a
node to your cross-domain-policy
nodes.
Let me know if this works so I can feel a smug sense of satisfaction.
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Like this:
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It's built into Flash 8:
import mx.xpath.XPathAPI;
function getXMLData() {
var myXML:XML = new XML();
myXML.ignoreWhite = true;
myXML.onLoad = function(success:Boolean) {
if (success) {
var groupAr:Array =
XPathAPI.selectNodeList(t
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What's the path? Is the class name actually "myClass"?
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If the tiles were small enough this could be something you could do with
bitmapData - ie. Copying the image data from a master video (offstage)
into each of the tiles as it's played. Or you could just mask multiple
copies of the same flv, but I suspect there would be bigger overheads
with this tech
It's good to know these jobs are out there, but there has to be a
better place for these posts than a coding list. Plerase have some
respect.
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Jorge, here's an example of using ExternalInterface to send stage
dimensions to JavaScript.
http://www.randomusa.com/flash/downloads/externalInterface_screenDimensions.zip
Hope I'm not OT on this one.
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imho it's a distraction from the point of the list, which is coding,
and for this reason it's borderline unethical. Just my opinion.
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This is a ridiculous analogy, but to me, a job post here is kind of
like jumping up on stage in the middle of a play with an advertisement
for a nearby coffee shop. You have the target demographic's
attention, but not in context.
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I'm surprised people are ok w/ job posts here.
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offTopic = true;
Can a FlashJobPosts list be started? Job posts show us options, sure,
but they aren't about code, they are about jobs.
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Use the XML.idMap property.
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t and mark it with a
"KLUDGE" comment.
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http://www.jessewarden.com/archives/2006/01/diesel_battlefi.html
Briefly had a look at this, it doesn't seem to run under the latest
releases - anyone progressing with this?
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Personally I think you'd be better using a webcam photo - take a
snapshot using bitmapdata - then there's no uploading/downloading etc.
to be done.
Most PC's have webcams nowadays and they'll require less technical
knowledge end user wise than a file upload.
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line with what Adobe is doing.
Are they making classes? Yes. Are they making scripts to be included
from the timeline? No.
There is only one instance where I currently use an included timeline
script instead of a class, and that is for SWFObject's
expressinstall.as, which needs to work in
http://www.senocular.com/flash/source.php?id=0.169
Googled "desaturate flash "
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>From what I can see of the tweenies one it does upload the photo - it
just takes care of the where from bit with the text:
"Create a folder on your c drive called temp and save the file here,
naming it me.jpg"
I assume this triggers a php script or something similar to upload it
from that locati
Why not just:
public static function contains(str:String, val:String):Boolean {
return str.indexOf(val) >= 0;
}
?
A tad more concise (you don't need the "? true : false" part), and
avoids the problem your function has that if str is null or undefined,
it returns t
Not to be too harsh, but that's been deprecated since, what, Flash 5?
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Anyone got a quick and dirty hex to HSB and back converter algo -
without having to convert to RGB first?
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trace(this._url)
Have I missed something?
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> that
gt; http://osflash.org/vegas
>
> # Color tools in asgard.colors package :
>
> http://svn1.cvsdude.com/osflash/vegas/AS2/trunk/src/asgard/colors/
>
> # HSV to RGB in ColorHSV class
>
> http://svn1.cvsdude.com/osflash/vegas/AS2/trunk/src/asgard/col
> ors/ColorHSV.a
toString(16)
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> Similar to Mike's threa
lowed ECMA standards.
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6 17:07
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Mike Mountain wrote:
> Thanks, but I was hoping this would be possible without having to
> convert to RGB first - I basically want to do pixel by pixel colour
> transform on a copy of a video whilst it's being played s
I'm doing this in flash 9, the hex to rgb conversion is sweet and plenty fast
enough, it's when I throw in the HSB conversion that is bogs down. It has to be
done pixel by pixel as the type of transform depends on the input value of each
individual pixel.
[We're doing tilemap adjustments for a
lice(index, 1);
}
public function toString():String {
return "[type ItemList(items=" + _items.join(", ") + ")]
";
}
private var _items;
}
It is cumbersome to do this for all types, but it's handy for many
occasions. (I
I can think of a reason:
SAFARI SUCKS!!!
Sorry, I can't be more helpful; just had to get that out there. ;)
Okay, I'll try to be a little helpful--have you tried putting an alert()
call in your JS function to see if Safari's calling it at all? Or,
better yet, try calling the function from an HTM
It's a hell of a lot easier to
> read than the fastest for loop syntax.
>
> for (var i = myArray.length; --i -(-1); ) {}
>
Actually that would be:
var l = myArray.length;
for (var i = l; --i -(-1); ) {}
Then you're not looking up the length on every iteration..
:p
M
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aluated");
> return 3;
> }
> // [Output]:
> initial value is evaluated
> condition is evaluated
> condition is evaluated
> condition is evaluated
> condition is evaluated
> _
> Mike Mountain wrote:
> > var l = myArray.length;
> > for (var i = l; --i
My guess would be that postincrement it takes longer because it needs to
store and return the original value, while preincrement only needs to
return the result after performing the operation. But that's only a
guess.
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, and if
there is no such symbol, an error is thrown (which does not disrupt any
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Anyone know if it's possible to use an animated swf as a texture for a
directX object?
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(this, onResponseComplete);
request.sendAndLoad(url, response);
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The earlier post (by Jake Prime) is probably the explanation. But also,
random() is deprecated; instead of random(x), you should use
Math.floor(Math.random() * x).
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) / 2;
center.y = (bounds.yMax - bounds.yMin) / 2;
return center;
}
(Assuming that the scope of this function is a movie clip timeline or a
subclass of MovieClip.)
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ntact.aspx";,
response);
... to the very end of your processForm() function.
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Actually, scratch that -- move the whole formData deal to its own
function, and call that from onMailComplete(). IOW, do the calls
sequentially, not simultaneously.
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Well, random() has two meanings then, and the Math.random() function is
more generally useful than random() (for example, if you need a random
floating-point number). That said, I'd love a Math.randomInt() function.
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I think you can control all of the sound in a Flash movie like so:
var globalSound:Sound = new Sound(_root);
// Mute.
globalSound.setVolume(0);
// Restore.
globalSound.setVolume(100);
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Well, can he load it into a holder SWF and set the global volume on
that?
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This is generally the route I take. The only thing is that it may halt
application flow in unforeseen circumstances, so 1) unit test and beta
test really well and 2) try as much as possible to catch errors in code
that sets the property.
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to go back to project A with some tweaks and republish it.
Because of changes in the package, there may be problems--at best you
will still have to spend time regression testing.
Copying your packages to a project-local folder means that you have a
secure "snapshot" of the package
tried AS3.0, so someone let me know if I
messed anything up.)
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Whoops!
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[...
Untested but what about something like this:
[as]
var btns = new Array(mc0_btn, mc1_btn, mc2_btn, mc3_btn, mc4_btn,
mc5_btn);
function scaleUp(mc) {
mc._xscale = mc._yscale=150;
}
function scaleDown(mc) {
mc._xscale = mc._yscale=50;
}
function hiliteButton(btn_num, transFuncOn, tr
not sure where you're using this, etc.. but maybe something like:
myString = "where in the world is it?"
myString = myString.split("?").join("\?")
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> When I save I escape text but it doesnt work whith ��
> If someone sa
[AS]
import mx.transitions.Tween;
import mx.transitions.easing.*;
//
var transListener:Object = new Object();
transListener.allTransitionsInDone = function(evt):Void {
// direction value of 0
trace(evt.type+" triggered");
};
mc.addEventListener("allTransitionsInDone", transListene
Never mind, having a thicko day
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I assume that trace(textField._height) yields 60?
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> Really
According the the name, it should be some kind of a quadratic equation
(ax^2 + bx + c = 0). You could get something looking a lot like this
with the sine or cosine functions, though.
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MDM Zinc may do the trick?
http://www.multidmedia.com/
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I think that's very well-put.
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I'd be rather worried if Nicolas didn't want to promote it. The
difference being Screenweaver HX is open and free - a comparison would
certainly be very interesting.
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Screenweaver HX does just work with the SWF. It just means you can
extend it's capabilities with haXe if you wanted.
>From the blurb:
the System layer : written in haXe and using the Neko API, you can
access the local filesystem, databases, network sockets... You can also
easily extend its capab
troy():
public function destroy():Void {
// Perform clean-up.
delete this;
}
Then replace all instances of "delete instanceOfYourClass;" with
"instanceOfYourClass.destroy()".
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Will that be called if you use unloadMovie() or if the playhead moves to
a frame without the instance?
MovieClip.onUnload is put there specifically for this kind of purpose.
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it Nicolas was proposing
that as Screenweaver is "free", then it would undoubtdly do "no harm
whatsoever" to give it a go and see if it does what the original post required.
Apparently he was a little to succinct with his suggestion, a four page
diatribe may well sta
deleting a variable and setting
it to undefined?
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Doesn't work in win ie 6.0.2 for me
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> bwah ha
Already loving
http://krugle.com/
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Does this help?
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Use the XML.status field.
var xml:XML = new XML();
xml.ignoreWhite = true;
xml.parseXML(someTextVar);
if (xml.status == 0) {
trace("Success!");
} else {
trace("Error in XML! Code: " + xml.status);
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" + this.status);
}
}
The scope should probably be "this" instead of "xml" in this case.
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Are you using MoveClipLoader within IE? If so it's listeners behave
eratically with different content caching settings - this could be the
problem, your main swf would think the content was loaded in and ready,
when in fact it wasn't.
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_theta = value;
}
}
private var _radius:Number;
private var _theta:Number;
}
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The problem I found with Director is you have to go out and buy a bunch
of Xtras to really achieve anything notable.
Have you considered ScreenweaverHX?
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> Sent: 17 October 2006 17:5
Zinc fixed this issue a few releases back, sounds like you're using an
old build - ours works fine with SVN now...
M
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> Of Stan Vassilev
> Sent: 23 October 2006 20:42
> To: flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf
Use this:
var arg:String = "myvar";
getURL("javascript:testfunc('" + arg + "')");
// Note: arg's value cannot have apostrophes in it.
Or, better yet, look into the flash.external.ExternalInterface class.
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Mike Keesey
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Cinema 4D by Maxon is both simple to use and very powerful
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> Sent: 27 October 2006 08:50
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> Subject: [Flashcoders] Easy to learn and use 3
// Do stuff with button.
}
If you need to specifically use an index number, I'd attach that to the
button instances themselves. Then you could retrieve that via
event.target.
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event.target is IndexButton) {
var index:uint =
IndexButton(event.target).index;
// Do something with index.
}
}
//...
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Mike Keesey
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Err, that last function should probably be called "onButtonRelease" ...
but you get the idea....
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> Sent: Monday, October 30, 2006 5:04
syntax errors).
Personally, I would always have one event listener per button as I
feel it make it a little easier to read the code.
mike chambers
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On Oct 30, 2006, at 4:12 PM, Mike Keesey wrote:
One way would be to create a subclass of Event that stores the
parameters.
In
esystem. Sorry for the noise.
Don't apologize--I found the unzip class interesting!
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/write]
nodes:Array [read/write]
radius:Number [read/write]
copy(source:TweenSettings):Void
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Yeah, the simplest way is to create an index field on the buttons
themselves, and then access that in the listener with
event.target.index.
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as sound goes, you're kind of stuck with MP3.
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