Hello :)
with Vegas : http://osflash.org/vegas
you can use the class DisplayFactory :
http://svn1.cvsdude.com/osflash/vegas/AS2/trunk/src/vegas/util/factory/DisplayFactory.as
Install the AS2 src of vegas in your classpaths and test the example :
Eka,
Can you tell us what you're trying to accomplish with that DisplayFactory?
Usage example?
Scott
On 9/20/06, eka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello :)
with Vegas : http://osflash.org/vegas
you can use the class DisplayFactory :
I'm not a big fan of using Object.registerClass(). I find it creates a
dependency between code and art assets that can be problematic. If your
MovieClip is changed, your won't be able to instantiate anymore. Another
problem with registerClass() is that it makes it difficult to change the
If this can be useful to anyone, I modified Danny's class to fit my needs
and used
it on several projects so far. Works like a charm.
class ca.nectere.utils.ClassUtils{
//create a movieClip and associate a class with it
static public function CreateWithClass( classRef:Function,
hrm actually heres a slightly revised version. Hope this helps
class ca.nectere.utils.ClassUtils{
//create a movieClip and associate a class with it
static public function CreateWithClass( classRef:Function,
target:MovieClip, name:String, depth:Number, params:Object ){
if (depth
I was looking at Danny's article regarding a Flash Document Class at:
http://www.dannypatterson.com/Resources/Blog/EntryDetail.cfm?id=106
And i started to wonder if people are using this to associate their clips on
stage with a class?
Are people doing this kind of thing (or otherwise) instead
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I was looking at Danny's article regarding a Flash Document Class at:
http://www.dannypatterson.com/Resources/Blog
that article was only meant for assigning a class to your _root
timeline... I don't think he intended it to be used for other
movieclips in the library or on stage.
for that you could just use the linkage in the library or use
Object.registerClass()
On Sep 19, 2006, at 4:29 PM,
Does Object.registerClass() work in Flash 8 (i haven't been able to get it
to work)? Also, does that allow you to register more than one clip with a
class?
The documentation seems to point to using the Linkage setting for AS2:
* Availability: *ActionScript 1.0; Flash Player 6 - If you are
it does work in flash 8.
as for clips on the stage, it does work, you just have to give the
clip a linkage ID in the library first, and use that linkage to
register the class to it.
On Sep 19, 2006, at 5:31 PM, slangeberg wrote:
Does Object.registerClass() work in Flash 8 (i haven't been
Actually, it only worked for me, when I used attachMovie()!:
Object.registerClass( TestSymb, TestView );
//should have seen TestView() trace out twice, as I've also dragged an
//instance of TestSymb onto the stage,
//BUT only saw one trace
this.attachMovie( TestSymb, tv, 0 );
//class file:
One technique I've been trying lately is to assert linkage of class
names. First I create a static function that asserts that a symbol is
linked to a certain class. It returns the symbol ID if so, and throws an
error if not:
class com.exopolis.exosite.errors.SymbolError extends Error {
There is an interesting article on the subject in the Flashcoder's Wiki
at osflash.org :
http://www.osflash.org/flashcoders/as2#creating_a_class_instance_based_on_movieclip_without_a_symbol_in_the_library
With this approach you can create a class that extends MovieClip and
then create an
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