I wasn't referring to the deletion of the site. I was talking about the
possible unauthorized access of the ftp site.
Thanks for the link. I will be sure to keep ahold of that incase I get
into a similar problem.
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On Tue, Dec 9, 2008 at 10:27 AM, Romuald Quantin
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yes, SVN are there:
http://www.soundstep.com/blog/downloads/somaui/
Romu
www.soundstep.com
allandt bik-elliott (thefieldcomic.com) wrote:
do you have an svn repo or a google code area?
On Mon, Dec 8, 2008
I use Actionscript getters and setters.
Because I can start off using ordinary public properties, and change
them into getters and setters if I need more control/notification
without changing any of the code that _uses_ my class.
In order to achieve that otherwise, I'd have to make a getValue()
i would have to agree - i use the built in ones and can't see any benefit
from using bespoke ones apart from maybe being able to use the variable name
i want rather than adding extra characters to it (although i use a leading
underscore for class variables anyway)
On Tue, Dec 9, 2008 at 10:48 AM,
hi guys
quick poll - Do you use the actionscript getter/setter functions or do you
make your own, and why.
I've noticed with a lot of the public domain code (like SWFAddress, for
instance) that you see a lot of 'public function getVariable()' type getters
instead of using the flash 'public
I think some ActionScript developers simply prefer the use of regular setVar()
getVar() instance methods instead of the AS3 get set keywords because they know
what's going on in their own code.
I remember going to Colin Moock's AS3 1 day crash course last year in Toronto
and he said that while
do you have an svn repo or a google code area?
On Mon, Dec 8, 2008 at 6:30 PM, Brenda Hicks [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Great minds think alike! I had the same vision in my head -- especially
since my son works in the SOMA district for an ad agency.
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Hi,
I'm still in the middle. I used to use getMyVariable setMyVariable for
everything, now I usually use public variables for entity/value objects. I
still hate not being able to see whether something is a variable or
function, so for everything else than very simple objects I prefer
the thing about going through a specialised debt collecting solicitor is
that they start very polite - they usually have 2 rounds of letters to send
to the client before they start getting heavy and to be honest, if it comes
to that, you're better off without the client
a bad client will be more
yes, SVN are there:
http://www.soundstep.com/blog/downloads/somaui/
Romu
www.soundstep.com
allandt bik-elliott (thefieldcomic.com) wrote:
do you have an svn repo or a google code area?
On Mon, Dec 8, 2008 at 6:30 PM, Brenda Hicks [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Great minds think alike! I had
Since I like FlashDevelop, with a keyboard shortcut and a click I create
setters and getters.
On Tue, Dec 9, 2008 at 9:02 AM, Hans Wichman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi,
I'm still in the middle. I used to use getMyVariable setMyVariable for
everything, now I usually use public variables for
Yes I prefer FD also, but what is the shortcut for getters and setters??
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Sent: dinsdag 9 december 2008 15:16
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] use get / set functions or make
hi all, I need to develop a seek function in the video player.
the user will be able to drag the progress bar going backwards or forward in
the video timeline.
I found this article:
http://www.flashcomguru.com/index.cfm/2006/5/10/flvkeyframes
http://polygeek.com/211_flex_seeking-in-flash-video
select the variable, ctrl-shift-1 ;)
On Tue, Dec 9, 2008 at 9:26 AM, Cor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes I prefer FD also, but what is the shortcut for getters and setters??
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The magic Context code completion hotkey, which by default is Ctrl-Shift-1,
when your cursor is over a variable declaration.
This awesome hotkey also does cool stuff like generates an event handler
when your cursor is inside an addEventListener declaration... definitely
check it out in the FD
Oh, I use that one to create functions and yes a getter/setter is also a
function.
My bad..
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Ooh - never knew about that. :-)
You learn something every day!
Ian
On Tue, Dec 9, 2008 at 2:40 PM, jonathan howe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The magic Context code completion hotkey, which by default is Ctrl-Shift-1,
when your cursor is over a variable declaration.
This awesome hotkey also
When you open the Startpage of FD you find some more shortcuts.
HTH
Cor
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Sent: dinsdag 9 december 2008 16:14
To: Flash Coders List
Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] use get / set functions or make your
Wow I didn't know that about FD. Gonna have to start using it. I still find
myself wanting to use Flex Dev but that's another thread.
It's nice to see discussions like this. I feel like some things are foregone
conclusions and that I'm late to the part but hey, even Grant Skinner is
blogging
I think the Control-Shift-1 functionality is fairly new -- I only got it
working after I upgraded FD to Beta 9. But yes, it rocks. You can also use
it on your implements Interface text to generate placeholder functions
for everything in that interface. Try it!
Personally, I tend to use getters
Hi all!
My client asked me to build a video player with a play list. I'm
building it with AS3. The player works fine when I load the first
movie... but when I try to play another, the old video seems to keep
loading. I've been trying to .close() the video, netstream and the
URLRequest
Sounds like a mess to me ;)
No honestly, I think nobody can give you an answer on this without a
core code snippet from you side.
Try to call something like this on the end of the previous vid:
private function RESET():void {
if (video.stage) {
For clarity, they're referred to as implicit and explicit.
get prop / set prop = implicit
getProp() / setProp = explicit
In AS2, it made a difference because implicits were available right away,
whereas explicits were not available for 1 frame. This limitation is not
present in AS3.
+1 :-)
Use public methods when it's a method, public properties when it's a property.
Simple as that..
explicit should only be used for internal things to work, usually called by an
implicit setter:
private var _data:Object;
private function setData():void {
// do stuff with _data
}
Here's what you need to know to make a good scrubber for progressive download
FLVs.
1. You need a background that shows the entire width of the bar.
2. You need a progress bar that shows how much of the video has loaded. The
width of this bar is the background.width * (ns.bytesLoaded /
on the other hand using public vars makes it more difficult if you have
to add an extra parse or an extra function on the returning var for ex.
like array.join() or ad some html wrapping around a string
Then you don't have to redeclare public _unaltered var to an altered
getter and setter and
ps we're probably not the first ones discussing this old subject, has n1
found some good sources/references?
Most of the old CS textbooks sentence you to hell for using public variables
so let's not refer to those ;)
On Wed, Dec 10, 2008 at 8:28 AM, Hans Wichman
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Hey,
Hey,
I'm not against using public variables, but I dont like using get set as you
did below *if *setting the data has sideeffects outside the area of
validation.
If you are setting a property and you want to test or verify it or whatever,
I can imagine using set get.
If you are setting a property
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