Yeah it is backwards for me. I would have to change every swf loaded for
this to work.
The byteArray suggestion is the best suggestion so far, gotta try that out
:-)
I've actually solved my problem in an unorthodox way currently. I've written
a check method
that does a describeType on the content
I've been messing around with the ByteArray for some time now, and I wonder
if there isa way to convert the ByteArray to a string (ie using toString())
and then converting that string
back into a ByteArray which would then be the same as the original
ByteArray.
This would mean I could include an
Yes. I have understood this when doing some research on the subject. My
problem though is that I don't want theswfs to be installed together with
the app (a few thousand swfs altogether). I want my AIR App to load a dir
full of them
and walk through them all and check if they implement a certain
This code is about the width and height properties not getting changed until
some time in the future (perhaps one frame ahead or a few ms ahead) when
setting a scrollRect. This causes all kinds of problems. The code was very
very simple, just to show that the values are not immediately changed
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