Hmm, I am reading 8 XML files every 30 seconds using XMLList and XML objects.
Are you saying that AS3 XML objects have a big memory leak? Hopefully, the
profiler will work tomorrow so I can try to hunt down some issues.
If I remember correctly, I don't need to release timeline
Nothing yet?
On Sat, Jan 30, 2010 at 9:39 PM, Omar Fouad omarfouad@gmail.com wrote:
Hey guys,
I'm using FDT with Eclipse 3.5 on Snow Leopard and I am trying to export an
AIR package. I've set everything such as application descriptor xml file,
certificate etc.
I'm getting a strange
In trouble shooting a problem tabbing between TextFields, I pasted my
form layout into a simple movie. The tabbing was still broken. I
stripped it down to just the TFs, still broken.
Finally, I simply removed the ComboBox component from my library and
tabbing works just fine. Put the
So, I needed to set the tabChildren = true for the container MovieClip,
then it worked.
question: how far up the parent-chain does the tabChildren property need
to be set? All the way up to _root? If a swf is imported into a clip,
does it need to get set all the way up to _level1?
Andrew
I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong, but it's not just
listeners. It's references to objects in the swf you want to unload.
So say if your code creates a reference to a movieClip in that swf,
you have to clear that reference or the GC won't reclaim the memory.
I was also under the
If my poor memory serves, you only have to set that on the container
clip and not up the parent chain, as it's only important for MC's that
have tabenabled children -- but you should probably test that theory
as I've never applied this to the components, just MC's and imported
MC's.
Let me know
Jer Brand wrote:
I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong, but it's not just
listeners. It's references to objects in the swf you want to unload.
So say if your code creates a reference to a movieClip in that swf,
you have to clear that reference or the GC won't reclaim the memory.
I was
Hmm, thanks. Currently, I am doing the following:
if ( _element != null ) {
_element.dispose();
removeChild( _element );
_element = null;
}
Maybe I should change it to code block below? The dispose()-method tries to
stop any Timer-instances and removes event listeners and nullifies
Carl Welch a écrit :
This pic perfectly illustrates the Flash-less browsing experience on the iPad:
http://theflashblog.com/images/ipud.jpg
despite the file's name, this is safe for work (this is the one place
the swf acronym may have caused confusion).
I think apple store and adobe flash
OMG! My faith in humanity has been restored! Thanks!!!
On Sun, Jan 31, 2010 at 2:46 PM, Laurent Kappler
laur...@logiquefloue.org wrote:
Carl Welch a écrit :
This pic perfectly illustrates the Flash-less browsing experience on the
iPad:
http://theflashblog.com/images/ipud.jpg
despite the
do we know what kind of functionality they're up to?
i'd heard fp1 and no as but that was a couple of weeks ago and i don't know
how seriously they're working on this
a
On Sun, Jan 31, 2010 at 11:08 PM, Carl Welch carlwelchdes...@gmail.comwrote:
OMG! My faith in humanity has been restored!
W.R. de Boer wrote:
Maybe I should change it to code block below? The dispose()-method tries to
stop any Timer-instances and removes event listeners and nullifies any objects
(i.e. not Numbers or ints).
if ( _element != null ) {
_element.dispose();
removeChild( _element );
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