Thank you, Alex!
UID will do it, it's even better.
PS I wish I asked it 3 years ago :(
Cheers,
Dmitri.
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Alex Harui aha...@... wrote:
There is no way. It isn't necessarily its address anyway. You can use
UIDUtil to give it a UID and track it that way.
The SWF version is the fourth byte in the file header. I'm not sure what
flash version means.
Hello,
I am searching an example of a flax animation of a rotating cube with a image
on each side.
Thank you,
Christophe,
So much vitriol against poor Mr. Jobs. You'd swear he piddled in you guys' corn
flakes.
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Laurence lmacne...@... wrote:
The whole reason I chose to learn Flex is that it (at the time) ran on every
available platform. It was THE cross-platform language to
HTC HD2 sold out in a matter of days since it hit the US, now verizon
and ATT are advertising it. Has flash, and since jobs rant i am very
interested, especaiily given Iphones poor connectivity into the
business office world. I think my company would applaud if they cut
out flash because
Where does it say that Apple is dropping support for plugins like Flash on Mac
OSX?
I can't see that happening. I can't even imagine how they'd do it if they
wanted to.
Guy
On 03/05/2010, at 10:00 AM, Laurence wrote:
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Guy Morton g...@... wrote:
Everybody is talking about learning another language. That's the
easy part. It's porting an entire application that has several 100,000
lines of code. That's that hard part. Someone mentioned losing flash
support on all Macs. Is that true? I hope not. I have over a million
users using my
Let's not get carried away here - no way is Apple going to stop supporting
Flash on the Mac. That's one of those sky is falling' rumors that always start
up when something like this happens.
The recent events are concerning as they potentially affect our mutual
livelihoods, but really, there's
I mean which version of Flash build the swf. like Flash cs 4 etc.
Thanks
Mark
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Oleg Sivokon olegsivo...@... wrote:
The SWF version is the fourth byte in the file header. I'm not sure what
flash version means.
Hi,
My question is whether or not Flex's mxmlc can be called from within a PHP
script. Here is the background:
I have been created a simple process that creates a simple quiz/tutorial by
converting a text file into a .as file and compiling to a .swf file using
the mxmlc compiler. This works well
First time I explicitly that Apple would prevent Flash from being installed on
Macs.
The specific rumor I heard was that the next version of OSX would move to an
App store model similar to their devices. It sounds so lubricious I can't
imagine it being true.
--- In
Allegedly, Steve my turtle neck has cut off the blood to my brain Jobs
denied this in an email, but given the way the question was worded
(will you confirm that...) and the answer (nope), it's not done much
to stem the rumours!
Gk.
From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
If we are swapping rumours though...
I liked the one that Apple had demanded a truly ridiculous sum of money
from Adobe yearly to allow Flash on the iPhone, and when Adobe refused
to pay up, SJ made it his mission to prevent it from happening!
I'd call it a tithe, but that brings far too
Can u give more information about what did not work? Aint u using system
command in php to execute the compiler? What error do u get?
yigit (mobile)
On May 3, 2010, at 7:30 AM, kanu kukreja kanukukr...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
My question is whether or not Flex's mxmlc can be called from within
I have a horizontal list of objects (image and labels) that I want to slide to
the left smoothly, in a consistent speed till the last object goes off screen
and then repeat. However my code, as seen below has two weird effects. First
it hauls butt across the screen way to fast to be readable
Not sure Flash provides such info... Well, maybe since Flash CS4 it by
default compiles the XMP metadata into SWF, but before that there wasn't
anything special to identify the compiler. And, you can turn off the XMP
metadata, (which is what I do - I don't need it in the SWF). Besides, there
are
How about
http://www.switchonthecode.com/tutorials/getting-started-with-adobe-flex-and-away3d
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Christophe christophe_jacque...@...
wrote:
Hello,
I am searching an example of a flax animation of a rotating cube with a image
on each side.
Thank you,
I'm trying to do this,
?php
echo Hello World;
exec(javac -version, $output);
print_r($output);
//exec('mxmlc C:/Program Files/Adobe/Flex Builder
3/sdks/3.0.0/bin/mxmlc.exe testing.as -default-size 728 90 -output
testing.swf');
?
and output is Hello WorldArray ( )
and when i run exec('mxmlc
Compiler doesn't output the SWF into Stdout... I don't think there may be a
setting for that. What you may get by executing the compiler is either an
exit code, or a bunch of warnings / errors, depending on how smart your
code was :)
If you want to serve the SWF after it was compiled, you'd have
There are 2 distinct and separate anti-Adobe issues from Apple. One is the
anti-flash stance, which we have been focusing on in this thread - but a
separate and important second issue is Apple disallowing *NATIVE* IPHONE
BINARIES that are created using CS5:
I can't run the code to see what you're seeing since it refers to objects that
aren't here, but for the deceleration movement behavior you describe, you
probably want to check out the 'easer' property of Flex 4 effects. This
property lets you define the timing behavior of your animations, with
On Sat, May 1, 2010 at 2:55 AM, Guy Morton wrote:
On 30/04/2010, at 6:22 PM, Tom Chiverton wrote:
That article is so wrong, in so many places, but the corrections will never
get the same exposure. Good tactic, unfortunately.
I'm interested to know where you think he is factually wrong.
I
If you send a request to a web service, and for some reason that request
never returns because it got lost on the net, or some other failure. What
strategies do people employ on the flex side to handle that situation?
FaultEvent wouldn't fire in this case, because there are no known faults
yet.
On Mon, May 3, 2010 at 1:14 PM, Baz li...@thinkloop.com wrote:
If you send a request to a web service, and for some reason that request
never returns because it got lost on the net, or some other failure. What
strategies do people employ on the flex side to handle that situation?
FaultEvent
Based upon the Steve Jobs thread, we all have an opinion on what we believe is
the Holy Grail for creating/deploying cloud applications.
This begs the question...In a perfect world (a do-over), what would the
perfect cloud-based application development platform/deployment architecture
look
I agree with Rick. For all net calls, I have a timer going and a simple queue
that is populated when sending each request. When and if they return sometime
later, they are removed from the queue. If requests aren't received by some
set timeout, they are ignored.
I employ the use of tokens
When a view stack is nested in a spark component, the view stack loses
'historManagementEnabled' functionality.
Changing mx:Application to s:Application in the following code causes this
problem:
?xml version=1.0?
!-- Simple example to demonstrate the Halo ViewStack layout container. --
You confirmed my suspicions. I believe that very few developers employ this,
but it seems quite important as requests can get lost relatively often.
Anyone think it would be beneficial to have a TimeoutEvent built right in
along side ResultEvent and FaultEvent to make it easier?
Baz
On Mon, May
I think you meant ludicrous...
lubricious |loōˈbri sh əs| (also lubricous |ˈloōbrikəs|)
adjective
1 offensively displaying or intended to arouse sexual desire.
2 smooth and slippery with oil or a similar substance.
:-)
On 04/05/2010, at 1:04 AM, Jeffry Houser wrote:
First time I explicitly
I'm pretty new to Flash so I don't know all the technical details under the
covers (e.g. Flash is buggy on Macs, who supported what video format first,
etc) but one thing that strikes me as odd in the manifesto published by Apple
is the attack of Flash for not being open. That strikes me as
Adobe is a ruthless competitor too; let's not forget that they shafted SVG as
soon as they bought Flash.
Personally, I find that harder to forgive, because it was about entrenching a
commercial advantage based on proprietary technology owned by Adobe and blowing
off a growing standard that
I don't know much about how to answer this, so I'm not trying to take a
position or anything: purely out of curiosity, what would Adobe lose if
Flash were open sourced? Is it that competitors would more easily be able to
make competing IDEs?
Cheers,
Baz
I think ( just a guess ) - they want to avoid different implementations of the
flash player - with different players supporting different features... that
could cause problems ( sounds like a headache to me ) ... however - if they can
avoid that - it could then also be a question of revenue. i
That's again a newspaper trick, it may from the first sight seem like you
are making a point, however... You say that HTML5 is a good perspective, I
say it's a step back, you may not agree, but your personal belief doesn't
make it a fact, it is still a hypothesis, not an axiom. Did you really have
As I understand it, certain pieces of The Flash Player it are licensed from
other companies and included. Such agreements probably do not give Adobe the
ability to distribute source code.
One thing that comes to mind i that Flash Player would lose The ability to play
H.264 video.
I don't
With the swf format being documented, and available, in theory there could be
plenty of different implementation of the Flash Player.
But, none of the alternate players out there are 100%. Making their source
available, it'd probably bring a flood of alternate players.
Since the Flash
Flash Player is free for using, but not for redistribution. If you want to
embed it in your application (if it's not the ActiveX purchased by MS for
example), then you have to pay (or find some old and suspicious agreement
with Macromedia - like MDM Zinc ;) ). I have no idea of how high the
Guy,
There is no way in hell I'm going to write an application in HTML5 and
Javascript. With Flash I can compile my code to a single swf. I've done the
HTML, JS, CSS thing dude. I've done both and there is no benefit to letting
everyone in the world see my code (no exaggerating here) or creating
i remember reading about a style or property that will prevent
animations / transitions from taking place. but i can't find it.
jp
Some can be stopped by setting XXXduration=0
On 5/3/10 7:32 PM, dorkiedorkfromdorkt...@gmail.com
dorkiedorkfromdorkt...@gmail.com wrote:
i remember reading about a style or property that will prevent
animations / transitions from taking place. but i can't find it.
jp
--
Alex Harui
In a better world it would be all of adobe products in a few years...
that would be:
faster flex framework
faster ide's (flash builder)
3d integrated into the ide
flash catalyst features in flash builder
integrated deep linking support
all the design tools we have now with animation and 3d² built
On 5/3/10 7:32 PM, dorkiedorkfromdorkt...@gmail.com
dorkiedorkfromdorkt...@gmail.com wrote:
i remember reading about a style or property that will prevent
animations / transitions from taking place. but i can't find it.
On 04/05/2010, Alex Harui aha...@adobe.com wrote:
Some can be stopped
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