Hi,
if you use a localsharedobject it will flush automatically as the player
quits. Intercepting the finalize/destroy etc is not possible I think.
hth
hans
On Tue, Jun 1, 2010 at 2:04 AM, Glen Pike postmas...@glenpike.co.uk wrote:
Hi,
Not sure it this is any good, but try listening for
Hello,
I am trying to convert some drawings on stage into a movieclip via jsfl.
It works when all the elements on stage are separatly grouped. JSFL
doesnt seem to 'see' non grouped drawings as seperate entities.
To clearify, I have on frame on the main timeline. In this frame I have
three
Saving state info to disk at the end of a program's run (so state can be
resumed on later play) is about as standard an operation in programming as
reading a value in to a variable. It's just so very commonly done.
Therefore, there must be a very standard class for this sort of
uh yeah the localshared object ;). Probably tons of wrappers out there if
you need one.
On Tue, Jun 1, 2010 at 12:20 PM, Jim Andrews j...@vispo.com wrote:
Saving state info to disk at the end of a program's run (so state can be
resumed on later play) is about as standard an operation in
If spam is to be trusted, the site will also allow you to make money by
publishing stuff and inviting friends...
How do you type an upside-down question mark???
Don't you dare laughing at one of the best features my language has
contributed to written speech (too bad the rest of the world
On 1 Jun 2010, at 13:42, Juan Pablo Califano wrote:
It's Alt + 0191
or a bit easier on a Mac: Option-? = ¿
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Don't know. For me it's quite easy, Shift + the key just next to backspace,
but then I have a Spanish keyboard...
2010/6/1 Paul Evans paulev...@creative-cognition.co.uk
On 1 Jun 2010, at 13:42, Juan Pablo Califano wrote:
It's Alt + 0191
or a bit easier on a Mac: Option-? = ¿
Is there anyway to make it so the whole area of a textfield will register if
the buttonMode is set to true... as it now, the hand cursor only shows if I
roll over the text - I would like it to act more like a link where you do not
have to be exactly over the text...
Put an invisible box over the text and have the eventlistener added to that
instead of the TF.
On Tue, Jun 1, 2010 at 1:10 PM, Lehr, Theodore ted_l...@federal.dell.comwrote:
Is there anyway to make it so the whole area of a textfield will register
if the buttonMode is set to true... as it
This has begun making the rounds recently but I didn't see it posted here
yet: http://smokescreen.us/.
Check out the demos, it's pretty crazy what they are able to accomplish. I
tried implementing it this morning with some swfs at the place I'm
contracting at but they haven't worked. I do a lot
Interesting. Does it only work with timeliner flash? Or can it handle
something entirely code-built?
.m
On Tue, Jun 1, 2010 at 1:54 PM, Joe Minkiewicz joe.min...@gmail.com wrote:
This has begun making the rounds recently but I didn't see it posted here
yet: http://smokescreen.us/.
Check out
To me, at least, this seems very weird... I have a textfield I am creating in
as... I am doing something like this:
main_txt.htmlText = Question:
+xmlData.children()[i].children()[0]+br/;
If I have a line break br/ IN the xml - it shows up... but the line break
that is hardcoded in that
I get an error, in Flash Builder 4, with the following line, which is part
of an ActionScript project.
import mx.controls.Alert;
The error is 1172: Definition mx.controls:Alert could not be found.
How do I fix this?
ja?
http://vispo.com
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i think that textfields treat returns (\n or \r) in what it expects to be
html text as whitespace
i'd recommend wrapping any html in ![CDATA[ ]] and just inserting them
wholesale rather than getting them as children of a node
so
thexml
mynode
