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Yes, I'm sure we do test it on Mac OS X. Sorry you're having problems
with it. I'll pass this information along to the Flash Player team.
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report describes the same problem that you experience,
please register on the site and vote for the bug. If it doesn't describe
what you are experiencing, please help us out and file a new bug report
that describes your problem and upload test files if at all possible.
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was filed in late November 2007.
Another side note--someone mentioned Grant's blog post on Flexcoders
last week, and Alex Harui, who is an order of magnitude smarter than I
am, responded:
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/flexcoders/message/109455
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I don't know, but I think it's a great idea. I'll pass your comment on
to the AIR team, although I see you've already asked about it on the
Apollocoders list.
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Okay, I'll let them know.
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to the announcement:
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/logged_in/tmccauley_fplayer_bugbase.html
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Ian, help is on the way, the ECMAScript 4th edition draft specification
contains a new keyword, let, that can be used in place of var to
provide block-level scoping. Details for the curious:
http://wiki.ecmascript.org/doku.php?id=proposals:block_expressions
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construct
method of the value computed by the expression that follows the new
keyword. Arguments, if specified, are passed to the construct method. If
no arguments are specified, the parentheses may be omitted.
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blog for
details (Astro is the code name for the next version of Flash Player):
http://justin.everett-church.com/index.php/2007/10/02/astro-at-max-2007/
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links to examples of SWFs that use Arabic text.
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Speaking of Flex Builder, if you are a current student or faculty member
at an educational institution, you can get it for free for educational
purposes:
http://www.adobe.com/products/flex/productinfo/faq/#flex_faculty
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charCodeAt() on the value you grab from your custom
textfield. When I switch my input mode to Russian for the sample swf on that
page, I get charcode 1092 for russian key ф and charcode 97 for English key
a.
HTH,
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. This means that you
either have to declare the variables yourself (and they have to be
public, by the way) or declare the class as dynamic so that the
variables can be added at runtime (specifically, at the time the
assignment statements are executed).
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thing is one of the most annoying things
that has changed between AS2 and AS3.
In AS2 you can place assets on stage and declare them as private in your
class.
In AS3 this is not allowed/possible for some odd reason.
regards,
Muzak
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I'm guessing that the odd reason has something to do with the behavior
of the private attribute in AS2 versus
The official rationale can be found in Chapter 9 of the latest draft
specification of ECMAScript 4th edition:
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Rationale: making a constructor always public reinforces the user model of
classes, like functions, as constructors. While other languages allow
constructors methods to be made
The Flash Player 9 Public Beta for Apple Intel-based Macintosh computers
is now available:
http://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/public_beta/
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I think Bart's suggestion is a good one. I suspect the problem may be a
local time zone offset issue. The Date object stores a date value as an
integer representing the number of milliseconds since the Epoch
(midnight Jan 1, 1970 UTC). If you don't use UTC dates rigorously, you
leave yourself open
David is correct, LocalConnection does not write to a file--it uses
shared memory. I'm not an expert on LocalConnection, but it doesn't
surprise me that you can experience some latency if a dozen SWF files
are all sharing memory with a single gateway SWF file. The beleaguered
gateway SWF would
Re: the long livedocs links: that was one of the first enhancement
requests we received, so now at the bottom of every livedocs page you
will find a more user-friendly link (look for the text Current page:
http://...;). For example, the page you mention is:
We changed it as of Flash Player 7 because the locale isn't really a
language setting, it only deals with formatting of dates, times, etc.,
so it was misleading to call it System.capabilities.language. Moreover,
there was no way in Flash Player 6 to get information about the actual
localized OS
This is due to the ECMAScript algorithm for determining equality. You'll find
that JavaScript behaves the same way. Date objects are not primitives, so they
will only compare as equal if both Date variables reference the same Date
object (i.e. var d2 = d1;)
The ECMAScript algorithms for = and
A couple corrections:
1. Use instead of || in the if conditional statement
2. In the else block, change in identifier to a name that isn't a
keyword (e.g. tempInst).
function removeMofo(mc)
{
var theD = mc.getDepth();
if ( theD -1theD 1048576)
{
mc.removeMovieClip();
the macromedia
documentation a few times I did not realize this.
Either it's not very clear in their documentation or I just don't know
the documentation well enough.
Thanks, that's the problem!
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We're still working on the actual text of the error messages, and yes,
that one could certainly be a little less cryptic. Have you seen the
Error and Warning Codes appendix in the language reference? It
includes descriptions for some of the more common error codes:
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