Thanks Jonathon and Eduardo for your answers, I'll get them implemented.
:)
Ali
On 19 Jun 2008, at 15:29, Eduardo Omine wrote:
IIRC, because your LibImage extends BitmapData, it needs the 2
parameters required by the BitmapData constructor (width and height).
var formatImg = new LibImage(10,
Here's the function I use (it uses getDefinitionByName Class because it
lets me get bitmaps in externally loaded swfs as well):
public static function getBitmapAsset(assetName:String):Bitmap {
try {
var ClassReference:Class = getDefinitionByName(assetName) as Class;
var
IIRC, because your LibImage extends BitmapData, it needs the 2
parameters required by the BitmapData constructor (width and height).
var formatImg = new LibImage(10, 10);
http://www.kirupa.com/forum/showthread.php?p=2113725
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When you call a Library class (eg:LibImage()), you need to give it 2
parameters which represent the width and height of the BitmapData
class. Here however, they dont do anything. So simply call :: new
LibImage(0, 0);
2008/6/20 jonathan howe [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Here's the function I use (it uses
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