Sorry that "e; was ISO-8859-1 translation, but something to that
effect.
Best,
Karl
On Sep 2, 2009, at 12:00 AM, Karl DeSaulniers wrote:
Just a thought. Make your textBox display as HTML and use the
urlencoding for those quotes somehow. Eg: "e;
If your loading the text dynamically, you s
A good resource.
http://www.w3schools.com/TAGS/ref_entities.asp
Karl
On Sep 2, 2009, at 12:00 AM, Karl DeSaulniers wrote:
Just a thought. Make your textBox display as HTML and use the
urlencoding for those quotes somehow. Eg: "e;
If your loading the text dynamically, you should be using t
Hi,
In ClassA, the someFunction definition is:
public function someFunction(){
trace(this, "Some function called");
objectB = new ClassB();
objectB.name = "myobjectB";
this.addChild(objectB);
trace(this, "This is not getting called");
}
Regards
Sajid
On We
Just a thought. Make your textBox display as HTML and use the
urlencoding for those quotes somehow. Eg: "e;
If your loading the text dynamically, you should be using them
anyways. IMO. Urlencodings that is.
Karl
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On Sep 1, 2009, at 11:36 PM, "Paul Freedman"
wrote:
y
you have to embed them specifically by copying and pasting them into the
embed characters field on the TextField in Flash ...
I'm creating my textFields at runtime. Of course, that entails code such as:
this.createTextField("lorem_txt", 20, 0, 20, Stage.width, 0);
lorem_txt.embedFonts = true;
Hi,
Thanks all of you for adding your valuable inputs, I am reviewing all
suggestions.
Meanwhile, I would like to say that, I am not writing anything in my FLA.
(I guess thats the best practice, is it correct?)
So, ONlything I do in the FLA is declare ClassA as my document root class.
Could that
Works fine here:
ClassA extends ClassC
ClassB extends ClassC
ClassC extends ClassD
ClassD extends MovieClip
// ClassA
package {
import flash.events.Event;
public class ClassA extends ClassC {
public var b:ClassB;
public function ClassA():void {
trace("ClassA ::: CONSTRUCTOR");
addEventList
AKAIK, a constructor is always invoked when an instance is created and there's
no way around that.
So if you have some trace() actions in the contstructor of ClassB and you don't
see the output, no instance is created.
Which in this case probably means that someFunction() is not being invoked.
Are you talking about something like this??
package {
public class ClassA {
public function ClassA():void {
trace("ClassA ::: CONSTRUCTOR");
}
}
}
package {
public class ClassB extends ClassA {
public function ClassB():void {
trace("ClassB ::: CONSTRUCTOR");
}
}
}
// in fla
var b:ClassB
I believe you're talking about "curly quotes" and yes you can include them BUT
you have to embed them specifically by copying and pasting them into the embed
characters field on the TextField in Flash as they're not included in the basic
glyph set.
Also, you have to make sure the font you're u
In AS2, super() was called automatically (so to speak), so calling it was a
matter of proper form more than anything else. In AS3, you have to call it
yourself or it doesn't get called.
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One thing that IE had over other browsers wrt flash was to install the
plugin without restarting or having the user run an installer.
Recently, sites I have using swfobject no longer seem to auto-install
flash on IE. Anybody else notice this? I'm currently using IE 7, but I
think the same goes for
super(arg:AnyApplicableArgument) calls the constructor of the parent class,
in this case all the stuff that happens in function ClassB(){...}
On Tue, Sep 1, 2009 at 8:23 AM, Sajid Saiyed wrote:
> yes, someFunction is getting called.
> If I change ClassB to:
>
> public class ClassB extends M
yes, someFunction is getting called.
If I change ClassB to:
public class ClassB extends MovieClip
or
public class ClassB extends Sprite
Then the constructor gets called.
I still have to try super() as suggested by Steven (I am at home now
so dont have the code with me)
So Steven,
Do youm
Have you verified that someFunciton is getting called?
Is someFunction getting called in the scope that you expect?
May need to use:
addEventListener(ClassC.moveUP, Delegate.create(this, someFunction);
to get someFunciton to run in the scope that you expect.
--- On Tue, 9/1/09, Steven Sacks
You're not calling super() in the ClassA constructor.
On Aug 31, 2009, at 11:12 PM, Sajid Saiyed wrote:
Ok, Here is a bit more information.
ClassA (works pefrectly fine):
---
package com.folder.subfolder
{
import flash.display.*;
import flash.events.*;
import flash.filters.*;
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