On Thu, Feb 01, 2007 at 03:56:57PM +0000, Martin Guy wrote:
> Hi
> I need to probe adobe player's action script classes with erroneous
> code to make sure our versions fail in the same ways.
> Does anyone have, or can easily cook up, a short .as file for ming
> that runs an AS code fragment and displays the result as text in the
> movie window? (To save me the trouble of figuring ming/AS out from
> 0...)
There are two ways to create a textfield, a dynamic way using the
drawing API (unsupported by Gnash) and a static way using DEFINETEXT
tags.
To work around the missing drawing API in gnash I produced the
Dejagnu.swf loadable module, which includes a static textfield
definition and provides some facilities.
The easy way to use it is as follows:
--- test.as ----------------
note("here's some text");
--- test.as ----------------
$ makeswf -iDejagnu.swf:dejagnu -o test.swf dejagnu_so_init.as test.as
dejagnu_so_fini.as
Then play test.swf, making sure that Dejagnu.swf is in the same dir as
'test.swf'.
The dejagnu_so_init.as and dejagnu_so_fini.as can be found in
testsuite/actionscript.all
Oh, I think you need latest Ming release, run gnash with -v to catch any
problems with Ming.
--strk;
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