As others have said, ActionScript is quite different from Rev. But if
your client is going the Flex route, it may be possible to translate
the interface components. Flex uses XML for component layout, and in
theory at least, it should be possible to map Rev components to the
Flex equivalent. (It may even be possible to create "placeholders" for
script elements.) Whether the result would be of practical use is
another question. If your interface is simple, it's probably not worth
the trouble. (And if it's complex, I guess the results may be less
useable.)
An interesting project, even if just to prove it's impractical. Has
anyone tried this before?
Cheers
Dave
On 2 Jun 2009, at 15:25, George C Brackett wrote:
How close is ActionScript (Flash) scripting to Rev scripting? I'm
doing prototyping in Rev for a client that uses only Flash and Flex
to publish. My prototypes so far are pretty simple, with no fancy
graphic stuff, a little manipulation on-screen and mainly buttons to
check answers, reveal hints, or move on. Is there enough
commonality between the two systems to hope for a relatively easy
translation? Or would a total Flash re-write be the only reasonable
option?
George
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