I've occasionally used the trick of checking whether this._url begins
with "file:" Doesn't exactly tell you if you're running in the IDE, but
does tell you whether it's running locally on your machine or in a
browser, from a web server.
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Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2007 8:41 PM
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Subject: [Flashcoders] how to tell if you're running in the ide
Is there a way for a SWF to know if it's running in the "test movie"
environment vs the browser or standalone players? I often have a need
to compile in different settings in test-movie than I do for
deployment, and have to manually remember to take them out before
shipping a build. Or is there a more elegant way to handle that sort
of thing?
-josh
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