Alex, we already know more often than not, your the one who is going to
answer.
I was not having a problem in this question, I was asking your opinion.
I can tell when you are very busy because our questions have to be much more
detailed when your more busy and I think you must be very busy right now.
So, I am combining a question now with also asking your opinion.
I am loading a jpg image which is a texture I will use to map onto a 3D
image. And here is my code which I am loading two different images for a
barn. I am asking your opinion if you think this is a good way to load
multiple images. Also, I got this code from an example. As you can see,
the code uses a URLLoader to load the binary data and then the Loader is
converting that Binary data into an image. My original question in a
previous message was "Is the URLLoader really needed here?" I am guessing
the person who gave the example used the URLLoader and then the Loader
because they are doing this over the web which also works on a local
machine. I am guessing the Loader would not work over the web. So I am
asking someone who knows this stuff really well your opinion on best
practices.
Also, a little about me, I live in a Horse Trailer. I am poor and I do not
work for anyone. My horse trailer is parked in a farmers field out in the
country. So I do not have people to talk to. I code to pass time. Also,
sometimes, I cant afford my cell phone which is how I access the Internet
and during those times, I have no way to look up information. So when I get
cell phone service, I have questions. I try to google first but if I am not
finding answers then I ask. When it comes to Flex and Actionscript, your
the guy I ask.
loaders = new Dictionary();
images = new Dictionary();
var urlLoader:URLLoader = new URLLoader();
urlLoader.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE,
group1_urlLoaderCompleteHandler);
urlLoader.dataFormat =
URLLoaderDataFormat.BINARY;
urlLoader.load(new
URLRequest(defaultRoofColorURL));
loaders[urlLoader] = "Roof";
urlLoader = new URLLoader();
urlLoader.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE,
group1_urlLoaderCompleteHandler);
urlLoader.dataFormat =
URLLoaderDataFormat.BINARY;
urlLoader.load(new URLRequest(defaultColorURL));
loaders[urlLoader] = "Sides";
private function
group1_urlLoaderCompleteHandler(e:Event):void
{
var bytes:ByteArray = URLLoader(e.target).data;
var loader:Loader = new Loader();
loader.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE,
group1_LoaderCompleteHandler);
loader.loadBytes(bytes);
loaders[loader.contentLoaderInfo] =
loaders[e.target];
delete loaders[e.target];
}
private function
group1_LoaderCompleteHandler(e:Event):void
{
images[loaders[e.target]] = e.target.content;
delete loaders[e.target];
if (images["Sides"])
{
var sbm:Bitmap = images["Sides"];
imagePanel.barn.panelTexture =
[sbm.bitmapData];
}
if (images["Roof"])
{
var rbm:Bitmap = images["Roof"];
imagePanel.barn.roofTexture =
[rbm.bitmapData];
}
if (images["Sides"] && images["Roof"])
{
imagePanel.createBarn();
}
}
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