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Re: [Flashcoders] swf 2 pdf on the fly
I have recently tested these two libs:
- alivepdf
- purepdf
I ended up using alivepdf. Smaller lib size, better documented and it
worked with the first set up.
The code to provide the download link:
import flash.events.IOErrorEvent;
import flash.net.FileReference;
...
var fileName : String = _fileName + .pdf;
try {
var f : FileReference = new FileReference();
f.addEventListener(IOErrorEvent.IO_ERROR, ioErrorHandler);
f.save(_pdf.save(Method.LOCAL), fileName);
} catch (e : Error) {
trace (COULD NOT SAVE PDF);
}
...
private function ioErrorHandler(event : IOErrorEvent) : void {
trace (PERHAPS THE DOCUMENT IS OPEN);
}
Am 28.10.2011 14:56, schrieb Rodrigo Augusto Guerra:
hi all,
I have a flash swf that generates a report inside a mc then print it. ok. now
my client wants a button 'save to pdf.' not just print...
The more automated the better, I wonder if someone has any hint on this, some
tool that I can install on th server and it does that for me ...
thanks,
rodrigo
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[Flashcoders] AS3Commons UI - Layouts, LifeCycle, Popups, Tooltips
Hi @coders, hope you will like the project and hence push a message here: AS3Commons UI is a collection of independent non-visual components, managers and algorithms to solve common user interface related tasks such as as layouting, focus and keyboard management, popup handling, drag and drop control and so on. To goal of the project is to provide functionality that deals with any kind of display object and does not require users to implement custom interfaces or extends base classes for their interface components. AS3Commons UI is right now in version 0.3 which means that 3 planned packages are finished and stable. 1. Layouts Different layout algorithms (single line, multiline, table) http://sibirjak.com/osflash/projects/as3commons-ui/layouts/ 2. Invalidation LifeCycle Component init and update management http://sibirjak.com/osflash/projects/as3commons-ui/invalidation-lifecycle/ 3. Layers Generic popup and tooltip management solution http://sibirjak.com/osflash/projects/as3commons-ui/layers/ Let me know if this project is useful to you or if you have some suggestions. Contribution is welcome and encouraged. Best regards, Jens Further links: AS3Commons Organization: http://as3commons.org/ ___ Flashcoders mailing list Flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com http://chattyfig.figleaf.com/mailman/listinfo/flashcoders
Re: [Flashcoders] using this in AS3 classes?
You need the this in any case the scope of the variable or method is not
clear. In all other cases the this is not necessary. I don't use it.
Tools such as FDT highlight instance properties differently to local or
argument variables. This makes it easy to visually detect the scope of a
property even if no this is in use.
public var value : String = ;
public function setValue(value : String) : void {
this.value = value;
}
Am 08.06.2011 08:06, schrieb Cor:
Micky,
There are no stupid questions!
Only stupid people who don't ask their question... and yes, there are stupid
answers. :-)
As for the prefix, IMO it is unnecessary, but some people find it easier to
read their code.
I'll will not call myself a pro, but I never use it.
HTH,
Cor
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[mailto:flashcoders-boun...@chattyfig.figleaf.com] On Behalf Of Micky Hulse
Sent: woensdag 8 juni 2011 6:55
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Subject: [Flashcoders] using this in AS3 classes?
Hi,
Stupid question, but...
Let's say I have some class properties:
private var _mc1:MovieClip;
private var _mc2:MovieClip;
... and methods:
private function baz():void { ... }
private function foo():void { ... }
In my code, would it be overkill to always reference the above examples with a prefix of
this?
For example:
this._mc1 = ...;
this._mc2 = this.mc1;
this.baz();
this.foo();
I could easily do this instead:
_mc1 = ...;
_mc2 = mc1;
baz();
foo();
Sorry if silly question, I am just kinda wondering what the pros do. :)
Best practices?
Thanks!
Micky
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Re: [Flashcoders] Problem embedding and using a font variant
Don't ask me for details, but just a week ago I got this running.
[Embed(source=myfont.otf, fontFamily=myfont,
mimeType=application/x-font-opentype)]
public var MyFont : Class;
To support otf, it is necessary to tell the compiler the a certain font
manager is to use. I put it into my build.xml, but its easy to find the
according command line option in the docs.
mxmlc
file=${SRC}/Movie.as
...
fonts
manager class=flash.fonts.AFEFontManager/
/fonts
...
That's not all, you need to compile with the Free SDK not the Open
Source SDK. The reason is, that the AFEFontManager is not open source
and not included into the Open Source SDK. Took me a while to find it out.
Best,
Jens
Am 12.04.2011 08:04, schrieb Merrill, Jason:
Also, what is the font extension? I have found fonts with an .otf extension
(like MyriadPro-Regular.otf) don't seem to embed with code. TTF fonts work for
me though, could that be the issue? Also, in Flex (can't recall in the Flash
framework off the top of my head), when you embed fonts, there is an option to
embedAsCFF - if something like that is available, try toggling true or false,
sometimes that makes a difference. Lastly, if your font is otf or something
non-TTF, there are some Myriad fonts for free out there that have the .ttf
extension, you could try downloading one of those instead.
Jason Merrill
Instructional Technology Architect
Bank of America Global Learning
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Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] Problem embedding and using a font variant
Well, the textField as library symbol will work fine -
I believe the font embedding works differently with library symbols, but I
could be wrong.
Jason Merrill
Instructional Technology Architect
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Problem embedding and using a font variant
Well, the textField as library symbol will work fine - I tested that, but would
rather keep it pure AS.
On Mon, Apr 11, 2011 at 2:56 PM, Merrill, Jason
jason.merr...@bankofamerica.com wrote:
I have found every now and then certain fonts don't play well with
Flash and there isn't much you can do if they don't work. There are a
few fonts I have which simply don't embed, and the failure is silent.
Jason Merrill
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Subject: [Flashcoders] Problem embedding and using a font variant
I'm using Myriad Pro for regular (non TLF) dynamic text fields in my
project and it's working fine. Now the client wants to use Myriad Pro
Condensed Bold for titles and I cannot get it to show up. I can't get
just Myriad Pro Condensed to show either. I don't have any problems
with Myriad Pro - I think the condensed variant/style is causing
issues. I've checked over and over that I have it embedded properly.
Looks like Condensed Bold is treated as a style like bold but
there's no way to set a style on a text format object.
I even tried setting the font style via html in the text content:
textfild.htmlText = font face='Myriad Pro
Condensed'+mytext+/font; Didn't work.
Any tips for using font variants like this? I'd rather keep doing it
dynamically like this and not have to create a textfield symbol in the
library to use (which would work). Also, this is an AS3/CS5 project.
The TLF TextLayoutFormat has a font style property, but not sure if it
would work - but the last time I tried to use TLF my FLA wouldn't
compile because of some error with my assets SWC and the TLF SWC. So
I'd rather not go there.
Maybe I can fake it by tweaking the scaleX property.
Thanks,
Matt
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Re: [Flashcoders] Wait for several things to be loaded
It does not look that bad.
Since you know how many items have to be load, you may engage a counter:
private function handleComplete(e:Event) {
_loadCount++;
if (_loadCount == 2) {
dispatchEvent(new Event(Event.COMPLETE));
}
}
:-)
Am 18.03.2011 02:09, schrieb Mattheis, Erik (MIN-WSW):
I'm building an AIR app following the MVC pattern. Several parts of the model
have to be loaded or created before the view can be initialized. I'm doing it
like this - which works, but seems clunky. Is there a better way? From the main
class of the model:
public function Model() {
_database = new Database();
_database.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, handleComplete);
_database.init();
_siteData = new SiteData();
_siteData.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, handleComplete);
_siteData.init();
}
private function handleComplete(e:Event) {
if (e.target is SiteData) {
_siteDataLoaded = true;
}
else if (e.target is Database) {
_databaseLoaded = true;
}
if (_siteDataLoaded _databaseLoaded) {
dispatchEvent(new Event(Event.COMPLETE));
}
}
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Re: [Flashcoders] Problem with XML.childIndex()
Try:
var res : XMLList = _assets.child(number).(text() == prop);
var res:XMLList = _assets.*.(attribute(icon) == String(prop));
Jens
Am 17.02.2011 11:08, schrieb Glen Pike:
Hi,
I am having a problem with getting the childIndex value from an e4x result:
Both these functions work - e.g. they return an XML node from a list,
but the childIndex property always traces as -1 for the first function.
Can anyone see what the problem is?
TIA
Glen
public function getAssetDetails(prop:*):XML {
if (!_assets) {
return null;
}
var res:XMLList = _assets.(child(number) == String(prop));
if (0 != res.length()) {
debug(this, getAssetDetails + res[0].childIndex());
return res[0];
} else {
return null;
}
}
override public function getAssetDetails(prop:*):XML {
if (!_assets) {
return null;
}
var res:XMLList = _assets.(attribute(icon) == String(prop));
if (0 != res.length()) {
debug(this, getAssetDetails + res[0].childIndex());
return res[0];
} else {
return null;
}
}
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Re: [Flashcoders] Problem with XML.childIndex()
May I refine your question?
I have an XML tree. How can I select nodes depending on the value of
subnodes or the value of subnode attributes.
Anyway, you should provide a simple test XML that does not work.
Here my next try. When I understand right then you want to select assets
depending on their number or icon. To make it even more illustrative, I
have nested the asset values within a data tag.
private var _assets : XML =
assets
asset
data
number1/number
item icon=topTOP/item
/data
/asset
asset
data
number2/number
item icon=rightRIGHT/item
/data
/asset
asset
data
number3/number
item icon=bottomBOTTOM/item
/data
/asset
asset
data
number4/number
item icon=downDOWN/item
/data
/asset
/assets
;
public function XMLTest() {
trace(_assets.*.(data.number == 2));
trace(_assets.*.(data.*.@icon == down));
}
Am 17.02.2011 12:58, schrieb Glen Pike:
Hmm, they just return the number node from a matching asset in the
list, but if I do this:
var res : XMLList = _assets.child(number).(text() == prop);
if (0 != res.length()) {
trace(this, getAssetDetails + res[0].parent().childIndex());
return res[0].parent();
}
I still have the same problem even using the parent???
On 17/02/2011 11:24, Jens Struwe wrote:
Try:
var res : XMLList = _assets.child(number).(text() == prop);
var res:XMLList = _assets.*.(attribute(icon) == String(prop));
Jens
Am 17.02.2011 11:08, schrieb Glen Pike:
Hi,
I am having a problem with getting the childIndex value from an e4x
result:
Both these functions work - e.g. they return an XML node from a list,
but the childIndex property always traces as -1 for the first function.
Can anyone see what the problem is?
TIA
Glen
public function getAssetDetails(prop:*):XML {
if (!_assets) {
return null;
}
var res:XMLList = _assets.(child(number) == String(prop));
if (0 != res.length()) {
debug(this, getAssetDetails + res[0].childIndex());
return res[0];
} else {
return null;
}
}
override public function getAssetDetails(prop:*):XML {
if (!_assets) {
return null;
}
var res:XMLList = _assets.(attribute(icon) == String(prop));
if (0 != res.length()) {
debug(this, getAssetDetails + res[0].childIndex());
return res[0];
} else {
return null;
}
}
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Re: [Flashcoders] Problem with XML.childIndex()
Thanks for the XML. Given this, the method works as expected:
getAssetByNumber(2001);
getAssetByNumber(2004);
getAssetByNumber(2007);
public function getAssetByNumber(theNumber : int):XML {
if (!_assets) return null;
var res : XMLList = _assets.*.(number == theNumber);
if (0 != res.length()) {
trace(this, getAssetDetails + XML(res[0]).childIndex());
return res[0];
} else {
return null;
}
}
-
[object XMLTest] getAssetDetails 0
[object XMLTest] getAssetDetails 1
[object XMLTest] getAssetDetails 2
Am 17.02.2011 13:43, schrieb Glen Pike:
Hi,
The problem is not getting the assets - this works for both example
functions.
The problem is that when I try to trace the childIndex() of the asset
that has been found, it always returns -1 for the asset obtained by
matching the child rather than the attribute.
So the following e4x works, but the childIndex value does not.
var res:XMLList = _assets.(child(number) == String(prop));
if (0 != res.length()) {
debug(this, getAssetDetails + res[0].childIndex());
return res[0];
} else {
return null;
}
Here is a much shortened list of assets:
entity
id524/id
number2001/number
name![CDATA[Hello]]/name
description![CDATA[Compose Audio]]/description
type1/type
events_count1/events_count
length0.85/length
outputs
/outputs
/entity
entity
id527/id
number2004/number
name![CDATA[Cry]]/name
description![CDATA[Compose Audio]]/description
type1/type
events_count1/events_count
length2.63/length
outputs
/outputs
/entity
entity
id530/id
number2007/number
name![CDATA[Sob]]/name
description![CDATA[Compose Audio]]/description
type1/type
events_count1/events_count
length2.02/length
outputs
/outputs
/entity
On 17/02/2011 12:30, Jens Struwe wrote:
May I refine your question?
I have an XML tree. How can I select nodes depending on the value of
subnodes or the value of subnode attributes.
Hi,
I am having a problem with getting the childIndex value from an e4x
result:
Both these functions work - e.g. they return an XML node from a list,
but the childIndex property always traces as -1 for the first
function.
Can anyone see what the problem is?
TIA
Glen
public function getAssetDetails(prop:*):XML {
if (!_assets) {
return null;
}
var res:XMLList = _assets.(child(number) == String(prop));
if (0 != res.length()) {
debug(this, getAssetDetails + res[0].childIndex());
return res[0];
} else {
return null;
}
}
override public function getAssetDetails(prop:*):XML {
if (!_assets) {
return null;
}
var res:XMLList = _assets.(attribute(icon) == String(prop));
if (0 != res.length()) {
debug(this, getAssetDetails + res[0].childIndex());
return res[0];
} else {
return null;
}
}
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Re: [Flashcoders] checking for properties AS3
Having an example XML could be pretty useful.
And, actually, I don't understand the problem. What should be the
output? Please hand over all necessary info required to be able to help you.
Am 16.02.2011 12:43, schrieb Geografiek:
Hi list,
I posted this question a week ago on flash tiger, but never got an answer. So I
try my luck here.
I create an object and dynamically assign properties to it, values from
xml-nodes.
If an xml-node has child nodes the property assigned is an object and the
values of the child nodes are assigned as properties to that object:
private function createProperties(node:XML, container:*):void {
for each (var childNode:XML in node.*) {
if(childNode.children().length() == 0) {
container[childNode.localName()] = null;
} else if(childNode.children().length() == 1) {
container[childNode.localName()] = childNode.*;
} else {
container[childNode.localName()] = new Object();
createProperties(childNode, container[childNode.localName()]);
}
}
}
Now I want to trace what properties are created with the following function:
private function traceProperties(object:Object):void {
for (var prop:* in object) {
trace(prop + is: + object[prop]);
traceProperties(prop);
}
if(object.hasOwnProperty(layers)) {
trace(this.layers.gemeenteNaam.title is: +
this.layers.gemeenteNaam.title);
trace(this.classes.class1.keyText is: +
this.classes.class1.keyText);
}
}
This traces:
source is: null
note is: null
subTitle is: null
copyright is: Geografiek, 2011
mapType is: chorochromaat
classes is: [object Object]
key is: [object Object]
layers is: [object Object]
this.layers.gemeenteNaam.title is: gemeentenamen
this.classes.class1.keyText is: Noord-Nederland
From this I gather that all properties are actually created on their desired
level (last 2 traced lines).
But the function traceProperties() does not automatically catch all properties.
At least not the properies inside the objects
How do I check if an object has properties at all and how do I trace them?
TIA
Willem van den Goorbergh
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Re: [Flashcoders] checking for properties AS3
To recusively dump your complex object you might use:
function traceProperties(object : Object, depth : uint = 0) : void {
for (var prop : String in object) {
trace (prefix(depth), prop, object[prop]);
if (object[prop] is Object) traceProperties(object[prop], depth + 1);
}
function prefix(depth : uint) : String {
var prefix : String = ;
for (var i : uint = 0; i depth; i++) prefix += ;
return prefix;
}
}
Anyway, there is also an error in createProperties. Look at the attached
test file to compare with my fixes. Hope the list allows me to pass files.
map [object Object]
classes [object Object]
class2 [object Object]
value RA02
areaColor 0xFF
keyText Noord-Nederland2
class1 [object Object]
value RA01
areaColor 0xEBDBAA
keyText Noord-Nederland
subTitle k
layers [object Object]
gemeenteNaam [object Object]
visible false
title [object Object]
nl gemeentenamen
Best,
Jens
Am 16.02.2011 13:29, schrieb Geografiek:
Hi Jens,
What I basically want is to transform the xml structure into an object
structure.
xml:
map id=gemRegioIndeling
subTitle/subTitle
classes
class1
areaColor0xEBDBAA/areaColor
keyText![CDATA[Noord-Nederland]]/keyText
valueRA01/value
/class1
class2
areaColor0xEBDBAA/areaColor
keyText![CDATA[Noord-Nederland]]/keyText
valueRA01/value
/class2
layers
gemeenteNaam
visiblefalse/visible
title
nl![CDATA[gemeentenamen]]/nl
/title
/gemeenteNaam
/layers
/map
flash object:
map
map.classes
map.classes,class1
map.classes,class1.areaColor
map.classes,class1.value
...
map.classes,class2
map.classes,class2.areaColor
map.classes,class2.value
...
...
...
map.layers
...
...
...
Things seem to work, but I want to traverse the properties tree of the flash
object and can't get that part working.
Thanks,
Willem van den Goorbergh
On 16 feb 2011, at 13:10, Jens Struwe wrote:
Having an example XML could be pretty useful.
And, actually, I don't understand the problem. What should be the output?
Please hand over all necessary info required to be able to help you.
Am 16.02.2011 12:43, schrieb Geografiek:
Hi list,
I posted this question a week ago on flash tiger, but never got an answer. So I
try my luck here.
I create an object and dynamically assign properties to it, values from
xml-nodes.
If an xml-node has child nodes the property assigned is an object and the
values of the child nodes are assigned as properties to that object:
private function createProperties(node:XML, container:*):void {
for each (var childNode:XML in node.*) {
if(childNode.children().length() == 0) {
container[childNode.localName()] = null;
} else if(childNode.children().length() == 1) {
container[childNode.localName()] = childNode.*;
} else {
container[childNode.localName()] = new Object();
createProperties(childNode, container[childNode.localName()]);
}
}
}
Now I want to trace what properties are created with the following function:
private function traceProperties(object:Object):void {
for (var prop:* in object) {
trace(prop + is: + object[prop]);
traceProperties(prop);
}
if(object.hasOwnProperty(layers)) {
trace(this.layers.gemeenteNaam.title is: +
this.layers.gemeenteNaam.title);
trace(this.classes.class1.keyText is: +
this.classes.class1.keyText);
}
}
This traces:
source is: null
note is: null
subTitle is: null
copyright is: Geografiek, 2011
mapType is: chorochromaat
classes is: [object Object]
key is: [object Object]
layers is: [object Object]
this.layers.gemeenteNaam.title is: gemeentenamen
this.classes.class1.keyText is: Noord-Nederland
From this I gather that all properties are actually created on their desired
level (last 2 traced lines).
But the function traceProperties() does not automatically catch all properties.
At least not the properies inside the objects
How do I check if an object has properties at all and how do I trace them?
TIA
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Re: [Flashcoders] Calling an element in an Array as an Class
Version 1:
public class EmbedTest extends Sprite {
[Embed(source=clear.png)]
private static const PRO_CAR : Class;
public static const ALL_CARS:Array = [PRO_CAR];
public static function getAsset( index:uint ) : Bitmap {
return new ALL_CARS[index]();
}
public function EmbedTest() {
addChild(getAsset(0));
}
}
Version 2:
public class EmbedTest2 extends Sprite {
[Embed(source=clear.png)]
private static const PRO_CAR : Class;
public static function getAsset(name : String) : Bitmap {
try {
return new EmbedTest2[name]();
} catch (e:Error) {
trace (ERROR asset is not accessible + name);
}
return new Bitmap();
}
public function EmbedTest2() {
addChild(getAsset(PRO_CAR));
addChild(getAsset(PRO_CAR2));
}
}
Am 11.02.2011 15:30, schrieb Sidney de Koning - Funky Monkey Studios:
public static function getAsset( index:uint ):Bitmap {
return Bitmap( new ALL_CARS[index]() as Class );
}
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[Flashcoders] Events for setChildIndex, swapChildren, swapChildrenAt
Does anybody know a way to catch z-index modifications? I would like to detect if a sprite becomes the first/last child of its parent at runtime. :-? ___ Flashcoders mailing list Flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com http://chattyfig.figleaf.com/mailman/listinfo/flashcoders
Re: [Flashcoders] Events for setChildIndex, swapChildren, swapChildrenAt
What a quick response! Isn't it sunday in France? Well, I know of both methods. Unfortunately, I don't define the particular container that I wish to track. ... When I could route all setChildIndex calls globally to a custom method, I would be able to identify the affected parent and all depending children. @The hackers: How do I hack this? Is there some prototyping to such dirty things? Am 06.02.2011 13:41, schrieb ekameleon: Sorry... I forget : or handle the added events with addEventListener( Event.ADDED , .. or addEventListener( Event.ADDED_TO_STAGE EKA+ :) 2011/2/6 ekameleonekamel...@gmail.com Hello :) Extends the MovieClip or Sprite class and override the methods with custom event dispatch inside. EKA+ :) 2011/2/6 Jens Struwej...@struwe.net Does anybody know a way to catch z-index modifications? I would like to detect if a sprite becomes the first/last child of its parent at runtime. :-? ___ Flashcoders mailing list Flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com http://chattyfig.figleaf.com/mailman/listinfo/flashcoders ___ Flashcoders mailing list Flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com http://chattyfig.figleaf.com/mailman/listinfo/flashcoders ___ Flashcoders mailing list Flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com http://chattyfig.figleaf.com/mailman/listinfo/flashcoders
[Flashcoders] Fun with focus, tabbing and IE
Hello, I was about to create a focus handling for an application when I discovered the SWF parameter seamlessTabbing which is true by default for Active-X players. The property includes Flash objects in the usual browser's tab loop. I don't know, if this is a good thing or not. Anyway, I was surprised when I found my application behaving differently in IE and Firefox. Since I could not find any related stuff in the internet (came always to fl.* or mx.*), I have coded a small focus testing harness which may also help you in the case you are dealing with focus: http://sibirjak.com/projects/jsdk/focustests/focustest.php If you are interested in the results of my tests: http://sibirjak.com/osflash/blog/fun-with-focus-tabbing-and-ie/ Best, Jens ___ Flashcoders mailing list Flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com http://chattyfig.figleaf.com/mailman/listinfo/flashcoders
Re: [Flashcoders] 'trace' executes function
trace() is a normal function. If you pass arguments to trace(), they
will be evaluated first.
1. trace (name == Jens);
Wouldn't you here expect a true or false depending on your name?
2. Write a custom function to which you pass
setMovieClipX(movieClip,286). What parameter type you would use?
function testUpdate(updated : Boolean) : void {
trace (updated, updated);
}
testUpdate(setMovieClipX(movieClip,286));
In this case it seems to be clear that the mc is positioned first.
3. I cannot count how many times I have tried to find a bug due to this
trace(expression) issue. While in DEBUG mode everything worked well, the
production version did not work :-) It is really a danger that should be
in mind.
Jens
Am 02.02.2011 11:12, schrieb Wenzler, Thomas:
Hi List, I just made a little experiment with this code...
function setMovieClipX(mc,desiredCoordX):Boolean
{
var updated:Boolean=true;
(desiredCoordX!=mc.x)?mc.x=desiredCoordX:updated=false;
return updated;
}
trace(setMovieClipX(movieClip,286));
...and found to my utmost surprise that the trace command actually executed the
function and updated the movieClip.x position instead of just tracing true or
false.
If you check omit Trace in the Publish settings, movieClip remains at it's x
Position.
Wonder if this could be of any use or is a potential danger when using traces
to debug?
Regards
Thomas
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