>> My sense is that Adobe has realized that it close to impossible to port
>> Flash to the staggering proliferation of tablets, smart phones, and other
>> devices.
That's why they have AIR.
The move away from Flash by Adobe may (and I'm really guessing here) have to do
with Windows 8 and its met
The only way I know is to destroy the current stageWebView object, and then
create a new one with the scaled width and height.
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "markflex2007" wrote:
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> I want to do
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> webView.scaleX = 0.5;
> webView.scaleY = 0.5;
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> but StageWebView doesn't have scal
I want to do
webView.scaleX = 0.5;
webView.scaleY = 0.5;
but StageWebView doesn't have scaleX/scaleY properties.
other way to do same thing?
Thanks
Mark
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "markflex2007" wrote:
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> any way to scale down with StageWebView
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> the current code like following
Except for the fact that HTML 5 apps look like shit compared to flash, the run
like shit, they can be freely stolen by anyone - and generally they rely on
lots of browser and CSS hacks to be pseudo consistent.
Html5 really sucks - its just a shame the world has decided Flash must no
longer be
As a Flex programmer, the Flash equivalent to Canvas is moot
I do not use
Flash Pro
therefore I hardly care about Canvas. I barely know what SVG is
I like the WSIWYG aspects of Flash Builder
MXML
and Action Script
a happy
and clean Java-like programming environment.
DreamWeaver, HTML
> I don't think there is a JIT inside (maybe I am wrong), so each instruction
> is decoded and emulated on the native CPU.
The ActionScript 3 Virtual Machine in Flash Player does use a JIT.
Gordon Smith, Adobe
From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:flexcoders@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf
Of Mi
SVG + Javascript + Canvas ARE the equivalent to Flash in the web standards
world.
On 17/12/2011, at 5:16 AM, Bill Brutzman wrote:
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> My sense is that Adobe has realized that it close to impossible to port Flash
> to the staggering proliferation of tablets, smart phones, and other devices.
>
Flash Player is a virtual machine. Last time I opened a *.swf file in a hex
editor, it was a compressed file (I think zlib). After you decompress the file,
you have to parse the structures inside (code, data, images, sounds). After
that you have to load them inside the virtual machine and emulat
My sense is that Adobe has realized that it close to impossible to port
Flash to the staggering proliferation of tablets, smart phones, and other
devices.
Does anybody expect Flash to run on a Kindle or a Nook?
In my little world of fantasy
I wish I knew how Flash worked
Perhaps a
standar
Hello
I has been working for some time with php based webservices using
ZendFramework, not using a data model but connecting to a php class method that
return an Object not a defined class because I use complex models and I was
never able to create them on Flex or find any info about it on the
Good points. Thanks for responding. I'm not sure why you conflate me
knocking Adobe for a lack of willingness to learn. I code on a daily basis
in half a dozen languages for a small company struggling to reach
profitability. Our client application is one piece of that. The 'learning'
in this case i
any way to scale down with StageWebView
the current code like following
webView = new StageWebView();
webView.stage = this.stage;
webView.viewPort = new Rectangle( 0, 0, stage.stageWidth, stage.stageHeight);
webView.loadURL("http://www.google.com/";)
but I can not u
technology simply changes. i met a guy who was the lead engineer of
commodore 64. do you think when he was on the top of his career, he stopped
learning? this segment changes a lot. it is a lifelong learning. get used
to it.
html5 is not ready. even w3c says it'll be in 2014 (as i remember). and i
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