I was searching for a solution to an issue that I am having and I came
across a post in the Flashcoders archive from 2005. The post describes
exactly the same issues I am having right now, but it was
unfortunately never answered. If anyone can address the issues
described in the post below, it
Steven Sacks | BLITZ wrote:
As a relative newcomer to Actionscript, I have found the entirety of
this thread very useful. I want to thank all of you for sharing this
code, as well as providing a considerable amount of insight to those
of us lurking in the shadows.
Glad to hear it.
I was f
As a relative newcomer to Actionscript, I have found the entirety of
this thread very useful. I want to thank all of you for sharing this
code, as well as providing a considerable amount of insight to those
of us lurking in the shadows.
I was fairly surprised to see that if(this.length == 0) i
t any preloading you wouldn't see anything happen
until it's finished loading. you can either change the download setting
to something higher, or just close each time and republish.
-dave
On Jul 2, 2006, at 12:21 PM, js wrote:
When I test publish a file the first time, everything wo
When I test publish a file the first time, everything works as
expected. However when I press ctl-enter again (while the window is
still open), absolutely nothing works. If I close the window, and then
test-publish again from within the IDE, the file works again. Has
anyone else experienced thi
If I may rephrase that first sentence:
There is no way to get the actual duration of a *loading* mp3 through
the Sound class.
Regards
js wrote:
Since mySound.duration reflects *loaded* duration - there is no way to
get the actual duration of a loaded mp3 through the Sound class.
A work
Since mySound.duration reflects *loaded* duration - there is no way to
get the actual duration of a loaded mp3 through the Sound class.
A work around and what I've been doing: Divide mySound.getBytesLoaded
by mySound.getBytesTotal to get a percentage of the song that is
currently loaded; and t
I saw you asking this question the other day on EFNet. Apologies if I
can't be of much help, but, intuitively the first explanation (and
only explanation) that I can think of is that you are incurring some
sort of overhead due to the higher size and complexity of the XML
class. How this could p
Hey Marcelo,
You really touched upon a subject that I have issues with as well.
Unfortunately, it seems that the vast majority of OOP supporters out
there are code purists to extreme extents. While the organization and
extensibility that OOP provides is very helpful under specific
circumstanc
Hi Todd,
You may find interest in GSkinner's Metaliq component set:
http://www.metaliq.com/mCOM/
I'm not exactly sure about MTASC compatibility; possibly someone on
the list who has more experience with these components can help you there.
Regards,
Joseph Sorensen
Todd Hivnor wrote:
I'm t
I have been trying to learn the basics of UML for the past couple days
or so by assembling a class diagram for a hypothetical Contact
Manager--although it may not stay hypothetical if I can learn this
properly ;). Unfortunately I am experiencing a bit of confusion in
regards to properly communi
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xmlData.onLoad = function(success:Boolean){
ref.init(success,this);
}
/David
- Original Message - From: "js" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Flashcoders mailing list"
Sent: Sunday, Ju
import util.Proxy;
class Widget {
private var _someProperty:Number = 5;
public function Widget(xmlFile:String){
var xmlData:XML;
xmlData = new XML();
xmlData.ignoreWhite = true;
xmlData.onL
}
}
On 6/14/06 1:39 PM, "js" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
While not as elegant, you can get around this issue delegate-free with
the following:
class SomeClass {
private var a:Number = 3;
function SomeClass(mc:MovieClip){
var thisObj = this;
// Set a referenc
While not as elegant, you can get around this issue delegate-free with
the following:
class SomeClass {
private var a:Number = 3;
function SomeClass(mc:MovieClip){
var thisObj = this;
// Set a reference to "this"
This is the most weird thing I've run into all week... I don't work
much with actual animation on the timeline, most of my flash work is
done through pure AS, so I have not yet run into this issue:
1. Create a movie clip on the stage with an instance name of "my_mc"
and place a stop command on
Thank you for this excellent enhanced version erixtekila. Just read
through the blog post on http://dynamicflash.com/ and it was also a
good read. He actually updated the class if you didn't notice--you can
find it here: http://dynamicflash.com/classes/Delegate.as
erixtekila wrote:
Hi,
I
using the Macromedia Delegate class i came accross times
when it would have been neater to supply additional paramters, but it wasnt
essential. Im sure somone else can give you a specific example of when its
needed.
Mike
On 09/06/06, js <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I was taking a look r
I was taking a look recently at the Proxy class created by Joey Lott of
Person13 for educational purposes, as I have just started learning OOP,
and a couple questions popped into my mind.
Here is the full class:
class ascb.util.Proxy {
public static function create(oTarget:Object,
fFunction
Test post, please disregard!
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