I forgot to mention, it works if I set the scrollpane focusRect property to
false. But I want to use the default yellow focusrect.
> From: Patrick Matte
> Date: Tue, 04 Aug 2009 16:35:43 -0700
> To: Flash Coders List
> Conversation: Disable focus change on arrow keys down
> Subject: Disable foc
When the focus is set to this scrollpane I made, I want to use the arrow
keys to scroll the scrollpane content left, up, down, and right. But flash
automatically changes focus to the next object in the tab order as soon as I
press an arrow key. Is there any way to prevent that? I've tried calling
p
m aware of how the flash player works, that it needs a step sometimes to
> process the assets in the frame.
> Does anyone have a kind of magic bullet solution or workaround for this or
> in general i'm interested in hearing how you guys have dealt with this
> problem.
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Tried that. Have also verified that the depth is in valid range.
--- On Tue, 8/4/09, Karl DeSaulniers wrote:
From: Karl DeSaulniers
Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] removeMovieClip, Flashlite3, AS2
To: "Flash Coders List"
Date: Tuesday, August 4, 2009, 4:32 PM
Hi, I have a suggestion, but someone
Hi, I have a suggestion, but someone may have a more in-depth answer.
Have you tried just using:
removeMovieClip(my_mc);
?
Best,
Karl DeSaulniers
Design Drumm
k...@designdrumm.com
http://designdrumm.com
On Aug 4, 2009, at 3:15 PM, Jim Lafser wrote:
I'm having some trouble with removeMovieC
I'm having some trouble with removeMovieClip - it doesn't appear to be working
I have code that does an attachMovie that looks like:
var my_mt_mc:MovieClip = createEmptyMovieClip( ... );
var my_mc:MovieClip = attachMovie(linkageId, "aMovie"+depth, depth, init);
and later I do
my_mc.removeMovieCli
ith
this problem.
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Thanks all - great discussion! Someday I'll have some time to tackle Pure MVC.
Cairngorm is cool, but gave me headaches and seemed way too complicated and
bloated to use.
Jason Merrill
Bank of America Global Learning
Shared Services Solutions Development
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FYI - that's only good if you want the link to go to a URL - if you want
it to trigger some actionscript to do something else (like the OP
mentioned to go to a point in the video), you have to use TextEvent.LINK
AFAIK.
Jason Merrill
Bank of America Global Learning
Shared Services Solutions
till the light turns green? gotta be safe you know.
;)
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This is about how I'm doing things at present. If something only affects one
'branch' of the MVC model (mostly View), then I handle it with events, for
the most part. If it engages two, then I move to a Command
(Controller).I've been working a lot in PureMVC lately, and while it
seems like a pain
w
texthtml = ''+string+'';
Or
texthtml = ''+string+'';
Have not tested, but I think these should work.
Hth
Karl
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On Aug 4, 2009, at 10:13 AM, Paul Jinks wrote:
Hi
I have a video player which takes event cue points in the flv and
outputs them as a rolling list of bullet po
I'll sometimes use callbacks in small, enclosed parts of a system,
which are coupled by their nature and are never going to have their
component classes used individually in other systems. As a general
rule though, this is the only time that I use them.
WRT the event / notification question
It depends which type of framework you're talking about, because in
PureMVC the controller is the commands. The commands only exist
temporarliy, and so you can't 'listen to events from the controller',
if that makes sense. So in PureMVC you have the commands directly call
public methods in
So, if you want the Controller to alter the View (say, tell it to
animate), you don't have the controller call a public method of the view
- you have the controller dispatch an event and some other class (say, a
command class) tells the view to animate? Or do you have the view
listen to the contro
Ah, good point Ian.
Jason Merrill
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From: flashcoders-boun...@ch
>>> That said, for small systems I still sometimes use callbacks.
>>Me too, but I feel dirty afterward.
Well, nobody likes to feel dirty when they code... thanks Dave !
Jason Merrill
Bank of America Global Learning
Shared Services Solutions Development
Monthly meetings on the Adobe Flas
On Tue, Aug 4, 2009 at 4:24 PM, Dave Watts wrote:
>> The real point is that to call public methods, you have to know about the
>> object whose method you want to call and you need to know about the method
>> itself. When you broadcast an event, you don't need to know whose listening,
>> your just i
Ok thanks Paul, yeah, I know about the concept of loose coupling, I was just
wondering how strict people generally follow event-driven loose coupling design
when using MVC - so it seems you're saying, for small MVC projects, callbacks
are OK, but for large projects, they should really be 100% ev
> The real point is that to call public methods, you have to know about the
> object whose method you want to call and you need to know about the method
> itself. When you broadcast an event, you don't need to know whose listening,
> your just indicating that something meaningful has happenned and
Hi Paul
Yep - this is do-able - just search for textEvent.LINK in the Flash help
docs - there are examples there on how the event works (how to write a
method to capture the event) and how to format the HTML that is embedded
in your FLV metadata.
Or, here is an article on it:
http://troyworks.com
Merrill, Jason wrote:
I know there is probably no definite right or wrong answer here, and it depends on the
type of project, but I'm curious to get your opinion, if you're experienced with the MVC
pattern (not frameworks per se that use MVC, I know about, say, Commands in Cairngorm and
have c
Hi
I have a video player which takes event cue points in the flv and
outputs them as a rolling list of bullet points (kind of a summary of
what's being said). I do this by listening for the cue point name and
putting it within html list tags which are then displayed in a text
field.
texthtml = ("
I know there is probably no definite right or wrong answer here, and it depends
on the type of project, but I'm curious to get your opinion, if you're
experienced with the MVC pattern (not frameworks per se that use MVC, I know
about, say, Commands in Cairngorm and have checked into the Pure MVC
clean up all the import statments for classes that aren't used in the
class that throws errors.
Cheers,
Latcho
Jeff Fox wrote:
I've tried a few times to compile my API docs for a framework I am working
on with the asdoc tool that comes in the FLEX 3 SDK, but I always run into a
number of strang
ok, if you add the FlexComponentBase to the library manually, you can
publish to FP9 no problem.
If its not in the lib and you try and convert, this is where it warns you.
I am using skinning for buttons etc. But for bringing in ad-hoc graphics, im
using swc instead of swf lib.
cheers,
MaTT
On
Would swfmill do what you are lookong for? Or are you trying to generate a
font from the swf app itself? Please clarify
On Fri, Jul 3, 2009 at 3:30 AM, Sumeet Kumar wrote:
> Thanks for the reply,
>
> I forgot to mention, i need this for ActionScript 2.0 and for a standalone
> application.
>
>
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