.
That might not be your problem though, but I hope it helps.
Mike.
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I am having
(Hi everyone -- I'm new to the list, but have been programming in Flash
since v4.)
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Are Abstract Classes and Interfaces the same thing ?
Flash doesn't actually have abstract classes,
Possible, yes. Simple, no.
You'd essentially have to build an RTF parser in ActionScript to convert
RTF to (X)HTML. I don't know of any such parsers have been built
already.
Depending on what your back-end is, there may be tools to do the
conversion there instead.
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This may or may not be overkill for what you need:
http://www.quasimondo.com/archives/000572.php
I had to use this recently for generated images that were bigger than my
screen. It's a rather slow process for such large images, but it's all
there is until the next version of Flash
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Hey everyone,
Im creating a preloader and I notice that it doesnt start until about
90% done loading the file. I believe this is because my ui
Pretty simple:
import flash.net.FileReference;
class package.FileReferenceListener extends Object {
public function FileReferenceListener () {
super();
}
private function onCancel(file:FileReference):Void {
trace(onCancel: + file.name);
That is really weird. One question--are the files being loaded the same
size? (Or, better yet, the same file.)
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But if you run the XML test first, and the LoadVars test just loads
the cached file
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That does seem stupid and completely pointless. I use private
constructors all the time.
Is there an official rationale for this?
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Yeah, but what if you're doing an enumeration class, like so:
class TransitionState {
private function TransitionState() {
}
public static var NOT_PLAYED_IN:TransitionState = new
TransitionState();
public static var PLAYING_IN:TransitionState = new
I don't really care whether they allow private constructors or not, as
long as they provide some way of accomplishing the same thing.
Specifically, I want to be able to:
1) Limit the number of instances of certain classes (singletons,
enumerations).
2) Have methods which are not attached to
I'm gonna jump on this thread with a more specific question.
One person mentioned www.hostbrigade.com, which offers, among other
things:
# Full root access
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Any recommendations for other hosts like this?
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Mike Keesey wrote:
I don't really care whether they allow private
I find this happens when two classes import each other. Just compile
again and the error goes away. Weird little bug that will hopefully go
away in Flash 9.
(I'm assuming you don't actually have two classes both named
'ConnectDots'.)
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You can actually just use (!var) in most cases.
if (!undefined) {
// This will always run.
trace(undefined);
}
if (!null) {
// This will always run.
trace(null);
}
if (!false) {
// This will always run.
trace(false);
}
if (!0) {
// This will
It's useful in traces.
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This is
say ...
if (!foo.length) {
// This will never run.
trace('foo.length');
}
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That's what I thought, too, but when I did the test, !foo evaluated as
true.
trace(!foo); /// Outputs true.
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case you do not check for the pure
value, but for the value, saved in a variable:
a = foo;
trace(!a); // false
Janosch
Mike schrieb:
That's what I thought, too, but when I did the test, !foo evaluated
as
true.
trace(!foo); /// Outputs true.
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XHTML or HTML 4.0?
If the former, you can just use the XML object. If the latter ... have
fun
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Why have the step with the semicolon? You can just do this:
var foo:Array = [a, b, c, [d, e, [d, e, [d, e, [d,
e, f, [g, [h]], [[], i], j];
var fooFlat:Array = foo.toString().split(,);
Potential problems with this approach:
- It does not preserve the type of the elements, converting them all
Question totally unrelated to implementation and optimization:
Why do the function names have underscores when camel-humped names are
the customary syntax in ActionScript (and Java, and Javascript...)?
Some of the names could be clearer:
- nitems looks like number of items (i.e., length); why
- nitems looks like number of items (i.e., length); why not
numSetItems or countSetItem?
Yeah, I didn't think it was very descriptive either, but it returns
the
number of non null/undefined items in the array (which, at the moment,
I
don't see as very useful, hehe). Perhaps it could be
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I was fairly surprised to see that if(this.length == 0) is considered
sloppy
Depends on the structure, but, in the end, it sounds like it will boil
down to having some static method for the the document class to find the
movieclip, or the movieclip to find the document class. The simplest
variant of this approach is the Singleton pattern.
Is there only one instance of
It's a hack, but you can do:
as.func1.apply(_root);
Might be better to change func1 so that it takes a MovieClip as a
parameter. Then you could just do:
as.func1(_root);
(Although that's still a bit of a hack.)
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Random thought--is it possible that the initialization code for the
loaded SWF is throwing an error? (I have no idea if this would stop
onLoadInit from being called, though.)
It's a long shot, but
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If you REALLY wanted to be fancy, you could have it accept an array of
words *not* to capitalize (unless they are the first word). For example:
var lowerCaseWords:Array = [a, an, and, of, the];
trace(a tale of two cities.toTitleCase(lowerCaseWords));
trace(THE PRINCE AND THE
You seem to be thinking of numbers as if they are stored like strings.
They aren't.
RGB colors are stored as 3-byte (24-bit) numbers.
For example, red looks like this in binary:
b
...which is the same thing as this in hexadecimal:
0xFF
... which is the
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colorreturnedfrom getPixel
You seem to be thinking of numbers as if they are stored like strings.
They aren't.
RGB colors are stored as 3-byte
Now there's an interesting problem.
I have one really awkward idea. I'm assuming the XML structure is
something like this?
?xml version=1.0?
root
entry
entry-data /
!--12 more entry-data nodes--
/entry
!--3499 more entry nodes--
/root
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tutorial.Kind of like a progress meter. Should I do this within Flash or
with javascript and cookies? I want the user to be able to come back to a
tutorial and pickup where they left off and I am thinking cookies would be
the best method for tracking progress.
-
Kind Regards,
Mike
Right now it is 1 swf with multiple flvs but I will be doing another one
that will involve multiple swfs. Should I adapt a loader bar to my tracking
needs?
I could use a database for tracking but I just need a little nudge on
getting the tracking part started.
Thanks,
Mike
in their list of Viewed Videos. I am not sure how you
would implement this from externally loaded videos but maybe this is a
start.
Good luck!
Mike Ickes
// Create a NetConnection object
var my_nc:NetConnection = new NetConnection();
// Create a local streaming connection
my_nc.connect(null
This should get you started. They have a free and a licensed version. Pretty
slick!
http://www.maani.us/xml_charts/
Regards,
Mike
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As2 currently compiles down to As1, I assume this is NOT the case with
AS3, therefore to take advantage of the speed increases that player 8.5
offers, you have to develop in AS3?
Flash's USP as far as I'm concerned is it's very easy to pick and and
develop/design
You can view a captivate demo on how to create an ActionScript only
project in Flex Builder here:
http://labs.macromedia.com/wiki/index.php/Flex_Builder:tutorials:create_as_project
Basically
File New ActionScript Project
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the Flash
);
myLoader.addEventListener(complete, xmlLoaded);
}
function xmlLoaded(evtObj:Event) {
myXML = XML(myLoader.data);
trace(Data loaded.);
}
]]
/mx:Script
/mx:Application
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I'm trying to load in an XML file
No. Currently Flex Builder creates Flash Player 8.5 SWFs.
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Is it possible to use the new IDE to produce Flash Player 8.0
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Of course, you couldn't use any of the new AS3 abilities, but can it
work like Flash 8 - as long
because some APIs moved.
Hope that helps...
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this are ColdFusion
(via an alpha adapter) and Flex Enterprise Services (which is not in
public alpha yet). As far as when third party remoting services support
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I think that you are right
(evtObj.target.data);
trace(Data loaded.);
}
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Thanks Mike, but I tried your script and got the exact same compiler
errors. Ultimately what I am trying to do is bind some XML
With E4X:
http://labs.macromedia.com/wiki/index.php/ActionScript_3:resources:apis:E4X
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Cool, thanks. That didn't throw any errors. Now how would I traverse
that XML data in my mxml?
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recommend a book on developing Flash
Games?
Thanks in advance for any help.
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is).
The mx.* packages are part of the framework. The flash.* classes are
part of the player.
This is an early ALPHA, so documentation and implimentations may not be
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Ok, so I am potentially back to my original position of being
Are you in MX04?
This isn't the case in Flash 8:
var strlit = myswf.swf;
my_mcLoader.loadClip(strlit, targetMC);
Works fine.
Also, I wouldn't name any of my variables 'target' or 'url' since
these are properties of some internal classes.
Mike
Thanks for the advice, Alias. I just ordered the book and joined the Flash
Game Coders list.
Thanks,
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You can turn this off with:
Project Build Automatically
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Hmmm, can't say I've noticed that.
Only thing that annoys the hell out of me is the 'rebuilding workspace' dialog each time
I hit CTRL+S.
I tend to hit that after every word or so.
I wasn't
I'm looking to create a text effect similar to the effect of the movie
reviews found on the website for The Squid and the Whale
(http://www.squidandthewhalemovie.com/). I'm not looking for source code
(although that would be nice), but more the overall approach.
I assume the words that make
Really? That is working for me.
Make sure that you are compiling the project before debugging.
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Yeah, no dice Mike. No compiler or player errors, but no text in the
panel title either.
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experiencing this on the list? Solutions? Causes? Etc.
Cheers
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ok, this is way off the beaten path, but does anyone know of a way to load
assets (XML, JPG, etc) with a SWF if the SWF is loaded purely from memory (via
the Flash Player in a VB wrapper rather than via the browser). Basically in
this situation the SWF and all assets need to be unpacked in memory
Or Central..?
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To write, you'll need a 3rd party projector (mProjector, SWFStudio, Zinc,
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I'd go ahead and upgrade now.
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will be for development, period, rapid or
otherwise, and Flash or the Flash IDE will be a designer's tool. Both
sit on top of the Flash Platform and are the foundation for implementing the
technology.
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or dweebs...)
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I have spent a good portion of the last 2 years writing plugins for
Eclipse
I wonder if one could be written to manage the Library. Then I'd never have
to open the Flash IDE.
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Eclipse imports these assets into its own Library plugin to be used by
programmers.
In this scenario, Flex is to Flash what Photoshop is to Dreamweaver.
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Library.
There may be issues with components/EULA.
yep, will need to look into that
This is keeping people from sharing source and that is bad. Can't they just
open source the components? Come on! (Bangs fist on keyboard.)
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Faster compile time being the most important, IMHO.
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ok, in what format is the library saved from the Flash IDE?
Right now from what I know it isn't possible to save a Library from the IDE,
but if I were to venture a guess I'd say this would be possible using JSFL.
If so, a resulting XML and SWC would make sense.
Mike
I think a Library plugin is a logical requirement if MM really wants to
improve workflow. Hopefully it will be considered for FB2/8.5 update.
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probably worth checking out mosxml, a version of mambo that outputs xml and
has a basic flash
skin in the download
http://www.ciadd.co.uk/mosxml/index.php?option=contenttask=viewid=41
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really exciting to people like me who remember using the Flash IDE and
View-Actions to get to the scripting environment. I feel spoiled by all
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a choice to avoid FlexBuilder 2. It's
the same environment so FAME projects can sit alongside other types of
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var lib = fl.getDocumentDOM().library;
if (lib.getItemProperty('linkageImportForRS') == true) {
lib.setItemProperty('linkageImportForRS', false);
}
lib.setItemProperty('linkageExportForAS', true);
lib.setItemProperty('linkageExportForRS', false);
lib.setItemProperty('linkageExportInFirstFrame',
Oh it does work, it just doesn't refresh the library view.
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var
Enabling the Export for ActionScript option automatically
sets the linkage ID to the name (without path) of the symbol.
So setting the linkageIdentifier isn't really required.
Just a FYI :-)
As per my example, no looping required...wonder if there's a way to
refresh the library though
,
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Not quite - if you try the script I posted it doesn't update the library
view with the linkage names until you click on them - even though it's
done it's mojo.
M
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I have a client looking to edit several (100s) of files that were
created in LiveMotion by an animator and now are dropped on my door.
This is a long shot-but does
Prolly going to get shot down for this - but I don't see the point of
using Flash and Ajax together - flash can do everything Ajax can and
more, so if you're going to use flashthen 'use' flash.
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Success won't be down to just ease of development or features, it will
depend on backing from early adopters. Most sites that you'd think would
benefit form an RIA (banking, shopping, auctions etc.) are still using
fairly old (read reliable) set ups. They are more IA's than RIA's - sure
we're
Correction
www.rac.co.uk
Best mapping tool going
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Success won't be down to just ease of development or
features, it will depend
Yep.
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You mean map24.com (which powers rac.co.uk).
I use AMFPHP and this little ditty:
?php
/*
--
AMFPHP Service Class -
directoryReader.php
I return an array of filenames
Author: Mike Britton
05/19/05
Methods::
getFiles
*/
class directoryReader {
function
Wait -- I HEARD THIS WAS THE NEXT BIG THING!
;)
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. Has
anyone run into this and if so, have you found out how to modify the
security settings so that a website hosted swf can read flv's from a
clients CDROM or hard drive?
Thanks for the help.
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Hi Joan,
If you're using the timeline, try adding this actionscript to a keyframe at
the end of your animation:
stop();
getURL(http://google.com;);
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Command_pattern
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though, so I thought i'd take it for a whirl.
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Thanks in advance for any help/advice,
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Works here..
Safari and Fire Fox
Mac OS 10.4.3
Screen resolution 1920x1200
The browser window is full-screen and the swf appears to go edge to
edge... the graphics do not scale though (not sure if that's what
your asking), the right side of the screen is white.
-Mike
On Nov 17, 2005
Hi Stathi
Just out of interest are you using a preloader toload your content in?
That may explain the initial load followed by the error - try the
content without the preloader - if that works your problem is in there
somewhere.
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You've not got Auto kern turned on by any chance - I find it monkeys
with dynamic text boxes to the point that it's useless.
M
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Mike,
I don't _think_ so - this is a dynamically created TextField
object. I can't immediately find an AS property (rather than
the UI's checkbox) to control kerning. Any pointers? Doesn't
seem obvious under TextField or TextFormat...
Cheers
I'm sure I used to know how to do this but it seems to be eluding me...
Say I have an MC (may be made up of text, vectors and bitmaps) on the
stage or in the library and I want to copy it as a bitmap into a holder
mc on the stage - how do I copy the MC's bitmap properties?
In pseudo code
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downloading the file?
Thoughts are much appreciated,
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Hall and Sam Wan. This book showed me so much I can't even begin to
express my appreciation for it. It's AS1, but it still holds up, I
tell ya. One of the classics. This truly shaped my understanding of
OOP because it put it in a context I was already familiar with.
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Not sure flashcoders is the place to post asking for reviews - but as
you asked..
I'd have preloader for all the apps - at the moment you can see them
'build' on screen - a place holder with a load bar would be a better way
to hide the fact the images are still loading in, and reassure the user
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We have some LED dislays in the field that use very small res 16 colour
VGA graphics, all the hardware that runs them is quite old. Hence we use
old and bespoke software to create very small animation packages to run
on these systems. I'm looking for a solution to unify some of our
authoring
Andre Michelle has a beautiful example on his site -
http://lab.andre-michelle.com/
See 'rain' and 'wate'r - there's no source but it looks like he's just
using displacment maps You never know if you ask nicely he may send
you the fla.
M
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I have tried using both content (which is read-only) and contentPath
(which seems to target a enternal source, or a movieclip in the library
with a linkage set). The problem is I am dynamically creating the clips
first on the stage, then placing them in the scrollpane, so it does not
contain
Yes I have done quite a bit of testing and searching different web sites
including all the standard goto sites like actionscript.org /
ultrashock.com etc... It seems like I should be able to use
scrollpane.contentPath = _root.productHolder; but this doesnt work.
Steve Krichten wrote:
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