Why not using JSON? I haven't used it yet but this seems like
a good opportunity from the examples I've studied.
Because JSON is Javascript and more suited for AJAX applications - IMO
it would take a lot more work using JSON in Flash than XML to get it
working in Flash while achieving the same
Hello :)
false ... JSON is more fast than XML in ActionScript ;)
You can use JSON or EDEN :
In my OpenSource framework (VEGAS) you can find JSON and EDEN implementation
... more speed, and keep the type of the properties (in xml you must check
the string and transform the type after the
false ... JSON is more fast than XML in ActionScript ;)
I didn't say ANYTHING about speed did I?
IMO it would take a lot more work using JSON in Flash than XML
- I discussed ease of implementation/use. The links you sent me only
confirm my argument that XML is much easier to setup and use
The links you sent me only
confirm my argument that XML
is much easier to setup and use
than XML in Flash.
Ooops. What I meant to type was:
The links you sent me only
confirm my argument that XML
is much easier to setup and use
than JSON in Flash.
Jason Merrill
Bank of America
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Steve,
Take a look at the LoadVars.onData() function.
Essentially it gets called with the raw string of the text file
before LoadVars.onLoad is called. onData's default behaviour is to do
exactly what you discuss - splitting it up using the ampersands and
URL encoding. Instead, you can make
Why TEXT and not XML?
-Original Message-
From: Steve Abaffy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 07, 2007 10:42 AM
To: Flash
Subject: [Flashcoders] How to read variables from file into an array.
Hello,
All the information I have found on this seems to indicate
You should be using XML for this.
It will handle larger more complex data structures.
Ron
Steve Abaffy wrote:
Hello,
All the information I have found on this seems to indicate that the
file is read as one big chunk into variable pairs. So if the file contains
Var1=Something1 and
I don't mean to derail this topic, but I have read about JSON so
would this be an ideal spot for it?
On Mar 7, 2007, at 7:50 AM, Hairy Dog Digital wrote:
Why TEXT and not XML?
-Original Message-
From: Steve Abaffy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 07, 2007 10:42 AM
in around flash 4 you would have used a combination of string parsing
functions like my_string.split() but an xml file is the answer now.
i do understand that text parsing is still something you have to do
sometimes, especially when integrating flash with older content
delivery systems.
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