How to custom a class can by iterate all children by for each
for each( var item:* in myCustomeClass ){
}
for each works for collection.
If you have an instance of the collections consist of your class object then u
can retrieve each item as class object using for each iterator.
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On Aug 11, 2011, at 2:25 PM, j2me_soul j2me_s...@163.com wrote:
How to custom a class can by
Sockets
Sorry I think I express not very clear.
I want to iterate all the properies in a class using for each/in.
How can achieve that ?
At 2011-08-11 17:52:34,Rishi Tandon rishitandon...@yahoo.com wrote:
for each works for collection.
If you have an instance of the collections consist of your class
Solution:
Use bellow function to convert Japanese text(Double byte text) to English
text (Single byte text) and pass returned text to filterfunction.
Its so simple :)
1. public static function changeToBj(s:String):String
2. {
3. if (s == null)
4.
I just made a connection with Flash media server(FMS) ans attach a webcam with
it.I recorded the video from cam and stored it on my FMS.
Now the question is I want to play this video from FMS as HD and also want to
create a playlist of all the recoded videos on my FMS.
Anyone please help me
Hi Guys,
Asked this question before, did not get the answer.
My environment Flash Builder 4.1 with AIR 2.6.
I have a HTTPService call which will last 2 minutes.
In my AIR application, when I run one HTTPService, no matter how I set
requestTimeout, it will only run up to 30 seconds. When I use
And we don’t currently support transparent? I would copy the Window.as file,
rename it, and add transparent support. Then it should work.
On 8/11/11 12:54 AM, Isabelle Loyer Perso isa_lo...@yahoo.fr wrote:
Because I'm on AIR app and I use NativeWindow and options: transparent, ...
You can’t directly loop over a class like you could in AS2. That’s what
describeType and ObjectUtil are for. You can probably loop over the properties
returned from ObjectUtil.getClassInfo.
On 8/11/11 3:23 AM, j2me_soul j2me_s...@163.com wrote:
Sorry I think I express not very clear.
I
If you're using Flex 4.5, something like this works:
var myClassObject:Object = new MyClass();
var classInfo:XML = describeType( myClassObject );
var propertyType:String;
var propertyName:String;
for each ( var property:XML in classInfo..accessor )
{
propertyName = property.@name;
Hey all,
I am trying to use the compc compiler to compile a library project on a build
server we have.
When I run the compc from the command line on my local machine, using a config
file produced from flashbuilder, it runs fine. However, On the build server
Using the same version of flash
I embed a html page in air
mx:HTML location=http://192.168.100.2/upload1/test.php; width=100%
height=100% /
I use the html page to upload file.
form name=newad method=post enctype=multipart/form-data action=
table
trtdinput type=file name=image Size=30/td/tr
trtdinput
this is same question like this. no answer now.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/886380/html-input-type-file-in-adobe-air-does-not-present-file-browser
Mark
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, markflex2007 markflex2007@... wrote:
I embed a html page in air
mx:HTML
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I am working with Flex 3, and import a movieclip symbol from a SWF. The symbol
is rectangular and has scale9 grid enabled because it has rounded corners.
Inside the area of the grid where objects resize both horizontally and
vertically, I placed another symbol. But I do not want this 2nd
I’m pretty sure we set the init options structure in those classes, so adding
properties so you can set the transparency and chrome options should be pretty
straightforward.
On 8/11/11 2:08 PM, Isabelle Loyer Perso isa_lo...@yahoo.fr wrote:
Can you explain more.
How to add transparent and
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