My scaleToFit function. Probably not the most awesome thing, but it does
the job
private function
scaleToFit(target:Object,clipRect:Rectangle,maintainAspect:Boolean){
var w:Number = clipRect.width;
var h:Number = clipRect.height;
var ratio:Number;
var scalew:Number;
var scaleh:Number;
if(target._width>w||target._height>h){
if(maintainAspect){
//height
ratio = target._width/target._height;
scalew = w;
scaleh = scalew/ratio;
if(scaleh>h){
//width
ratio = target._height/target._width;
scaleh = h;
scalew = scaleh/ratio;
}
}else{
scalew = w;
scaleh = h;
}
target._width = scalew;
target._height = scaleh;
}
}
eric e. dolecki wrote:
Ok that is SO weird. I was just thinking about this...
myListener.onLoadInit = function( target_mc:MovieClip ):Void
{
target_mc._xscale = target_mc._yscale = Math.max( target_mc._width,
target_mc._height );
};
- Eric
On 3/26/07, Adrian Lynch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Any examples out there?
I've got as far as resizing a user supplied image and am about to
work on
the ratio remaining fixed. Just thought I'd throw this out there as I
think
it may be tricky.
Ta.
Adrian
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