Just one qiuick thing.
the only way to update the test player in Flash that I found is installing
latest Flash update. It helped in my case. Replacing files in Flash's
players directory doesn't affect the test player.
best
konrad
2008/7/21, peter ginsberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
This isn't
adobe has been saying that the next version of flash will be designer-driven
so it's maybe something that is being looked at at the moment
On Fri, Jul 18, 2008 at 6:22 PM, daniele tassone [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Double click on the component/botton and auto-creation of AS3 code is other
I'm looking into building a loop manipulator application. I basically
want to take 10 preset loops and place them on a time track. Each,
loop can be placed before or after another loop. I then want to
combine the entire track and export as an mp3, is this possible?
Anthony Cintron
Hi Guys im fishing for information on the best way to create a rotating 3d
object with 'hot' areas what you can roll over to revel a description. Here is
an example... http://www.danzer.ltd.uk/linkpakSpec.htm
Instead of frame by frame (like the example) i want to create a fully dynamic
3d
Hi SJM,
I'd suggest you ask on the Papervision list:
http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/papervision3d_osflash.org
HTH,
Ian
On Mon, Jul 21, 2008 at 1:55 AM, SJM - Flash [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Guys im fishing for information on the best way to create a rotating 3d
object with 'hot'
This has been the pendulum usually swings. Good to hear it.
Brian Mays
On 7/21/08 6:02 AM, allandt bik-elliott (thefieldcomic.com)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
adobe has been saying that the next version of flash will be designer-driven
so it's maybe something that is being looked at at the
Hi Anthony,
It's definitely possible - the easiest way to do it is if the
actual combination of loops/export to MP3 is done server-side (by
non-Flash code) and then the user downloads it.
HTH,
Ian
On Sat, Jul 19, 2008 at 5:12 AM, Anthony Cintron
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm looking into
Already have, seams to be a little slow in replying!
SJM
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From: Ian Thomas
To: Flash Coders List
Sent: Monday, July 21, 2008 2:00 PM
Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] AS3/Papervision - rotating 3d object with
'hot'areas
Hi SJM,
I'd suggest you ask on
Hi everyone,
I'm working on a concept but not sure if it is possible in AS3 Flash
Player 9. I have a client requesting - some feedback would be greatly
appreciated. I'm looking into building a loop creator application.
I basically want to take preset loops and place them on a time track.
Hi Anthony,
Didn't I already reply to this?
In any case - this version of the question is slightly expanded. :-)
Yes, it's possible with ByteArrays, however there is no native MP3
encoding built into Flash Player, so writing code to join and then
export a bunch of MP3s together is
Ah, I know where the confusion came from, you said the code was based on
my example, but that was actually Wagner's example, where he put
var test:XML = data...etc.
(it was based on my example, but he used test as an instance of the
XML when requoting my original question) The use of test as the
Also this is shorter:
var xmlListSearch:XMLList = test..topic.(re.test(@title));
If we don't know anything about the XML we could do something like:
var xmlListSearch:XMLList =
test..*.(re[test](attribute(*)) || re[test](child(*)));
Kenneth - no, what I mean is, your examples aren't pointing
Yes that's that :)
Anyway in your case you know the incoming XML schema so you shouldn't
use wildcard * - I think wildcards have serious performance hits.
i.e. theXML.topics.topic. should be used rather than theXML..*.
Kenneth Kawamoto
http://www.materiaprima.co.uk/
Merrill, Jason wrote:
OK good to know, thanks!
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I'm looking into building a loop manipulator application. I basically
want to take 10 preset loops and place them on a time track. Each,
loop can be placed before or after another loop. I then want to
combine the entire track and export as an mp3, is this possible via
ActionScript, or do I
OK, so this is almost there, but not quite. If I do as Kenneth
suggested (and this should be able to be reproduced),
var testXML:XML = data
topics
topic title=Coldplays New Album /
topic title=The Dark
Hi Jason,
This works for me:
var testXML:XML = data
topics
topic title=Coldplays New Album /
topic title=The Dark Knight /
topic title=Arrested Development: The
Movie /
var re:RegExp = new RegExp(searchInput.text, g)
Thanks - so it looks like I need the global flag, but how do I also pass
the i (ignore case) flag if the RegExp constructor only takes the two
arguments?
Jason Merrill
Bank of America
Enterprise Technology Global Risk LLD
Instructional
Wait, think I got it:
var re:RegExp = new RegExp(searchInput.text, g,i);
var xmlListSearch:XMLList = testXML..*.( re[test](
attribute(title)));
trace(result: +xmlListSearch.toString());
seems to work for me. Thanks eveyrone!
Jason Merrill
Bank of America
Enterprise Technology Global Risk
OK, I'm like 95% there, but there is still some kind of bug - here is
how to reproduce:
var testXML:XML = data
topics
topic title=Coldplay's New Album, Viva La Vida Or Death And All His
Friends /
topic title=The Dark Knight /
topic title=Arrested Development, The Movie /
topic
I don't think you need g (Global flag) for this.
Kenneth Kawamoto
http://www.materiaprima.co.uk/
Merrill, Jason wrote:
Wait, think I got it:
var re:RegExp = new RegExp(searchInput.text, g,i);
var xmlListSearch:XMLList = testXML..*.( re[test](
attribute(title)));
trace(result:
Indeed, the g seems to make it not work. Not a big problem, since it's
useless in this case - the g flag in a test() call makes the search start
at a specified index (lastIndex property)
What may have confused you, Jason, is the example Robert posted fixed your
problem (by removing the ^ character
On Sun, Jul 20, 2008 at 7:40 PM, Juan Pablo Califano
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
PD2:
this line should be removed from the unregisterEventListener()
_dispatcher.removeEventListener(type, listener, useCapture);
since it will cause an infinite loop and the eventListener has already been
If I may repeat myself I don't think you need g (Global flag) for
this. :)
The reason is, I quote from the doc, If the g (global) flag is set for
the regular expression, then the search starts at the index position
specified by the lastIndex property of the regular expression. If the
search
I am running into a small issue, everything is working correctly in my
application except for the Font sharing between SWFs. If I embed the font in
all the SWFs everything works as expected but of course this is not what I
need since it will add weight to other SWFs and defeat the purpose of using
I just run a quick and dirty test, and I think I can confirm that.
The following test for 10,000 times each:
testXML..*.( re[test](attribute(title)));
testXML..topic.( re[test](attribute(title)));
testXML.topics.topic.( re[test](attribute(title)));
testXML.topics.topic.( re[test](@title));
Thanks for showing these results.
I'm not missing the attribute method that much...and after this I
don't feel any guilt for it. :)
-- Keith H --
http://keith-hair.com
Kenneth Kawamoto wrote:
I just run a quick and dirty test, and I think I can confirm that.
The following test for
I figured out that I needed to register the font ...
Font.registerFont(Class)
and it all works as expected... interesting.
On Mon, Jul 21, 2008 at 6:08 PM, Helmut Granda [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I am running into a small issue, everything is working correctly in my
application except for the
I was told on Flexcoders that using @string instead of
attribute(string) can be problematic because an error will result if
the attribute is missing in the node of the XML. Using attribute()
won't throw any errors if the attribute is missing in the XML node, and
in most cases (depending on what
So in the following code, why doesn't it find the node containing The
Dark Knight? Yet, if I switch out Dark in the RegExp argument for
The, it indeed finds all the nodes that have The in it. If I again,
switch out the word, Violet, then nothing gets returned. If I put
Of, then it returns the
Why not use toXMLString():
trace(result: +xmlListSearch.toXMLString());
When I add more than one node with Dark in the title attribute it
finds it with toString().
I've always used toXMLString() so I was unaware of this.
-- Keith H --
http://keith-hair.com
Merrill, Jason wrote:
So in
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