hey all
just wanted to run something by you guys before i went to greensock. We've
started using LoaderMax in house and we're starting to get some weird load
errors (or lack thereof)
we're adding everything into the queue manually, setting event listeners and
starting the queue and everything
Hi list...
For some strange reason (and I mean REALLY strange), the second statement below
depends on the first statement. As far as I can tell, the two lines have
nothing to do with each other. When c runs, clickedOne returns an XMLList.
When c is commented out, clickedOne returns null.
I know a solution may already be found but this was my first thought and I
am curious how any of you feel about switch (true) for this problem
switch (true) {
case loadedDisplayObject is MovieClip:
case loadedDisplayObject is Bitmap:
}
Is switch (true) just bad practice? and does 'is' not
Mendelsohn, Michael skriver:
Hi list...
For some strange reason (and I mean REALLY strange), the second statement below
depends on the first statement. As far as I can tell, the two lines have
nothing to do with each other. When c runs, clickedOne returns an XMLList.
When c is commented
Hi Henrik...
Thanks for responding. What do you mean by decompile the output? How would I
do that?
- MM
I can't see any reason how this should happen. But my gut instinct says
that you should decompile the output and see how the generated loops
look like.
No need to avoid going straight to GreenSock - there are dedicated forums
for these types of questions at http://forums.greensock.com and I try to be
very active there.
Anyway, I don't remember ever hearing of a LoaderMax queue simply not
completing except if it contains a VideoLoader that is
He means use a .swf decompiler application to see what the resulting code looks
like that your Actionscript compiler generated. Here's a pretty good and free
one:
http://www.sothink.com/product/flashdecompiler/download.htm
I agree with the others, I don't see anything wrong with your code. Is
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