You may want to look into using a Singleton or static class, depending on
how you have things implemented and what the desired functionality is.
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What kind of argument is that? I've never learned to ski and I was able to
pick up snowboarding. One is not dependant upon the other.
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I'm with Steven on this one. I, too, started way back in the days of
procedural programming (Turbo Pascal, anyone?) and all of that taught me to
understand the basic how's and why's of programming. I see a lot of new
developers today who take what they read verbatim and apply it only because
everyo
extend MovieClip (in fact, most shouldn't, and
some would argue none should).
class tld.domain.project.utils.Algorithms
{
public static function someCalc(n:Number):Number
{
// do some calculations on n
return n;
}
}
David Ngo wrote:
> I'm not going t
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use Math. :))) your turn :)
On 8/10/07, David Ngo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
Uh, and what if I just need to do some mathematical calculations that have
nothing to do with MovieClips or visual elements?
:)
Not all classes need to be associated with MovieClips (either by inheritance
or composition/aggregation). Classes are nothing more than Objects that can
have methods (a
"Anyone found guilty of using AS includes, is killed, revived and killed
again :)"
LOL. I say the same thing about people using onEnterFrame's for almost
everything, like XML loading/parsing.
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To change your subsc
ID's for HTML DOM objects should always be unique.
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>>It's a problem with Ex
MovieClipLoader works much in the same way as loadMovie. As soon as your
file loads, it will destroy any current properties for the MovieClip it's
loaded into and set them all back to default.
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Roquefe
I'm not sure what you mean. What don't you have? The pseudo code I posted is
fairly easy to implement. If you're using the drawing API to render your
circle or partial circle, just tap into the Tween class' onMotionChanged
event to update your vector shape.
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Look into TextFormat.getTextExtent() as well.
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Lines in textArea
Volker Scarpatetti - Ad
Uh, you could implement easing but I'm of the same opinion as Steve here
where it wouldn't make any sense to kill an ant with a sledgehammer. At any
rate, the easing would be based off a timer instead of frames. Pseudo code
AS2 using the Tween class would be:
var interval:Number = setInterval(th
What he means is, your arrays will not populate until after the XML is fully
loaded and parsed. So if you're trying to trace or access those arrays,
they're going to be null/empty. You'd be better served to either fire an
event once the XML has been parsed, or fire a callback and pass along a
refer
Using getTime() isn't ideal since that's creating a timestamp based on
milliseconds, which would be unique. The first option is probably the safer
bet to be able to index things by a specific date (as opposed to a time). If
you're using AS3, then I'd say use a Dictionary object (same as a hash,
exc
Are you declaring your properties public or have public getters to access
them within your class?
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H
Look at getDefinitionByName.
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stringvalue
I'm no
I'd probably still put it in some sort of util function you can call
anywhere.
function eliminateSpaces(phrase:String):String
{
return phrase.split(' ').join('');
}
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p; Leadership Development
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>>Of David Ngo
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>>To: flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com
>>Subject: RE: [Fl
If you're using Flash 8, XPath was already integrated into its library/API.
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Actually, FlexBuilder comes in two flavors: 1 is an Eclipse plug-in to use
with an existing Eclipse installation. The other is a stand-alone IDE
(essentially the same as Eclipse 3.1 with some modifications for
Flex-specific functionality) billed as FlexBuilder.
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Also, make sure you're setting your TextFormat after you set the text.
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] AS2 Shared Fonts and dy
That is correct. If you need the reference to the actual array, then I would
consider using a class to help cast your data as suggested by others. But if
you just need the data and not the actual reference (meaning you don't need
to persist that data anywhere else), then my solution should be fine.
Try this:
if (a instanceof Array) {
var n:Array = a.slice();
doMyArrayFunction(n);
}
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Backend compiled Java or scripted PHP?
Eclipse, Spring, Hibernate, AXIS and Java is a pretty nice toolkit.
Ron
David Ngo wrote:
> Well, in my opinion, Java is much more OOP. PHP is really nothing more
than
> just scripts. It will eventual
Well, in my opinion, Java is much more OOP. PHP is really nothing more than
just scripts. It will eventually hit a ceiling and be limited in what it can
do. Java, on the other hand, is much more robust, which is why the majority
of large corporations still use Java as their application backbone. Bu
An HTTP code of 200 usually means success. Do you have any sample code you
can show?
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Subject: [Flashcoders] XML File doesn't load on Flash Player9
CTED] On Behalf Of David
Ngo
Sent: 17 July 2007 15:29
To: flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com
Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] Font in Library problems
Not sure where your error is, but can I ask why you're instantiating
your
Font instance twice?
David
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Not sure where your error is, but can I ask why you're instantiating your
Font instance twice?
David
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private var ItemContainer:MovieClip;
private var CContainer:MovieClip;
ItemContainer = this.createEmptyMovieClip("ItemContainer",
this.getNextHighestDepth());
CContainer = ItemContainer.createEmptyMovieClip("CContainer",
ItemContainer.getNextHighestDepth());
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Why do you have so many hoops to jump through?
Try changing your for loop to this:
for (var i:Number = 0; i < elements.length; i++)
David
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Removing the MovieClips or objects does not remove the listeners to that
object. You would have to explicitly remove the listeners first then remove
your MovieClip/object. Otherwise, the reference to the listener will still
exist, thus not get picked up by garbage collection. This could be another
Have you tried setting wordWrap/autoSize to true?
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Anyone ever have an issue using m
Couldn't you just stick a TextField inside of a MovieClip then use a
transformation matrix to screw the MovieClip?
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You can not have the same classpath/class combinations. So if you were
importing inside SWFA & SWFB:
com.this.is.my.class.path.Class
But on the file system, SWFA points to:
myproject1/com/this/is/my/class/path/Class.as
And SWFB points to:
myproject2/com/this/is/my/class/path/Class.as
You will
AS2 will not support CDATA nodes. You should load in a schema that has a
CDATA node first, then use that schema to write your text nodes to the CDATA
node and pass the instance of the schema w/ the CDATA intact. I've had to
use this work-around for another project I worked on a year ago.
-Or
Does _lockroot still apply to AS3?
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Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] AS3 root
Check out the MovieClip._lockroot parameter
l
stavo
On Jun 18, 2007, at 7:04 PM, David Ngo wrote:
> You need to add the 'var' keyword for your iterator in the for
> loop. You
> also need to change your comparison evaluator to '<' and not '>'.
> For your
> second error, SimpleButton d
You need to add the 'var' keyword for your iterator in the for loop. You
also need to change your comparison evaluator to '<' and not '>'. For your
second error, SimpleButton doesn't have a text property you can set. See:
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flash/9.0/ActionScriptLangRefV3/flash/display/Simp
I believe he's using AS3's Loader.
Cary, I believe the url's would be relative to the container SWF or HTML. So
if your SWFs are sitting in a folder called 'swf' and your HTML is in the
root, then all of your files must have a url of 'swf/'.
David
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You need to add an event listener for when the image load is complete.
package {
import flash.display*;
import flash.events.*;
import flash.net.*;
import flash.geom.*;
public class WholeImage extends Sprite
{
private var back
You won't be able to put special characters within attribute elements of a
node. Instead, place it within a CDATA node:
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quot;);
> > }
> >
> > it wont fire but it will fire the init method from the Original Class
> > (which by the way seem very similar to inheritance :) ) any ideas
why
> > this could be happening?
> >
> > Thanks again...
> >
> > On 6/8
You'd basically create a 'wrapper' method:
class CopyClass {
private var original:OriginalClass;
private var mc:MovieClip;
public function CopyClass(mc:MovieClip)
{
this.mc = mc;
original = new OriginalClass(mc);
}
Couldn't you just set a variable and pass that to whichever class/method
needs to access the child by name?
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Matte|BLITZ
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To: flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com
Sub
There's a F8/AS2 version of Papervision, though I'd probably suggest going
the F9/AS3 route. As far as Remoting/WebServices, I'm pretty sure they'll
come out with an add-on package like they did with the previous versions. On
top of that, if you wanted to build a Flash App, why not just use Flex?
Okay, excuse my last email if this is the type of functionality you're
looking for. Perhaps I misread what was written. If what you're looking for
is a 'class browser' of sorts, then download and install Eclipse w/ either
ASDT or FDT (probably FDT) and import a new Flash project, point it to the
fo
ts of .as files.
On 5/28/07, David Ngo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You can use a text editing program such as TextPad to search and/or
replace
> within text files specific strings and case-sensitivity.
>
>
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You can use a text editing program such as TextPad to search and/or replace
within text files specific strings and case-sensitivity.
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Digital
Sent: Monday, May 28, 2007 1:57 PM
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If you're from the US, it's also known as Memorial Day, a day where we
commemorate fallen US soldiers.
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Colling
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Subject: Re:
I've run into this issue before as well. My (hackish) work-around was to
create an empty MovieClip right after the text, set its alpha to 0, set its
height to like, 50 or some arbitrary number to force the scrollbars to
scroll beyond the text. Very hackish and not the best solution, but I had to
ge
You're listening for an event from your view class that's being fired from
your service class, that's why.
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Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2007 7:46 AM
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Subject: [Flashcoders] dispat
, vQuality, hQuality);
I'm not able to post the class inside the e-mail anymore, it exceeds
the maximum file size allowed by flashcoders. If you need the class
file again I will create a link to all of the files.
Thanks for your response!
On May 23, 2007, at 4:03 PM, David Ngo wrote:
xAxisStart:-20,
yAxisStart:20,
vQuality:3,
hQuality:3
}
var my3Dplane2:Simple3DPlane = new Simple3DPlane(myCreationSettings2);
my3Dplane2.mouseReactive(true, 30, 20, true);
On May 23, 2007, at 3:20 PM, David Ngo wrote:
> Looks like you're attaching your plane
Looks like you're attaching your plane to the same MovieClip instance, thus
destroying any/all objects that was previously on that MovieClip instance.
Depends on how you're instantiating your creationObject. BTW, just a comment
on your implementation: I would use a custom class to set properties fo
You would only use super() if you're extending. It sounds like he was using
composition, but thinking of inheritance.
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Jason
Sent: Friday, May 18, 2007 11:48 AM
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Make sure that your file is saved as the encoding type you specified for the
XML. For instance, if you have UTF-8 specified, ensure that the file type
saved is also UTF-8.
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Sent: Thursday, May 17,
If this is for AS3, then I would say use the Timer class:
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flash/9.0/ActionScriptLangRefV3/flash/utils/Timer.
html
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Boski
Sent: Sunday, May 13, 2007 1:17 PM
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Look here:
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flash/8/main/2733.html
and
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flash/8/main/2822.html
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IMO, EventDispatcher will work well in most cases. If you need a more
flexible or scalable way to handle events, then I'd suggest writing your own
event framework based on the Observer pattern as there are some limitations
to EventDispatcher.
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[m
Loops would be instantaneous. You would need to control the duration of the
effect via some sort of timer or interval. Tweens essentially package up
this timer functionality with a set of equations to handle property changes.
It's all just math, really, but I don't think using loops would be as
eff
If you'd rather have something more secure, then I'd suggest calling a
backend to pass it to you. This gets a lot more complicated as you'd now
have to tack on session management. The other option is to use
JavaScript/AJAX to pull data from a request or response. Are you putting
your SWF on an HTML
I believe the video classes are sitting under flash.media.*. A quick look at
livedocs should give you all the packages:
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/201/langref/index.html
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You can use FlashVars to pass it into your SWF via the HTML embed.
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Mudge
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If it's a desktop app, then I would probably suggest using Apollo.
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To expand on this, on the Flash side it would be done using Remoting.
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Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] Flash / Java
If you're looking for best/fastest communication between Flash and Java to
send complex data, I would suggest using an AMF protocol such as OpenAMF.
The other two options are XML or WebServices. AMF is faster because it's all
binary and you use Java VO's (converted to Flash Objects with the same da
Couldn't you just use call() or apply()?
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flash/8/main/2234.html
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MyClass(mc);
myClass.init(args);
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Ngo
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Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] AS2: generating new instances d
Another way to do this is to have an init() method that you call in-line to
your attachMovie().
class MyClass extends MovieClip
{
public function MyClass() {}
public function init(args):MyClass
{
// do your constructor type stuff here
return
Why would you extend MovieClip and composition a MovieClip as well? Seems a
bit redundant, no?
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Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2007 7:09 PM
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ing to figure out is why Steven says to clearInterval first
> clearInterval can not be run without an argument, so I'm saying that
> if you haven't assigned setInterval to something, what are you going
> to call clearInterval on? And why would you call it before it's even
> as
2007 3:02 PM
To: flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com
Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] setInterval woes
No, I mean that he is only calling setInterval once and has no
apparent need to even assign it to a variable for use with
clearInterval later.
On 4/20/07, David Ngo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
An interval is fired at each interval. What you're talking about is a
setTimeout which is fired only once after a delay (timeout). An interval is
fired an infinite number of times until clearInterval is called.
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What I would highly recommend is externalizing your interval and data
loading into a class. This way, you have the class handle its own state and
data, fire an event once it's loaded or reloaded data and have your movie
listen for that event. The class can then be instantiated just once at the
begi
Sounds like the exact same implementation I did for Warner Bros' Toonify
engine.
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] How is it done? coca-cola c
Try this:
http://download.macromedia.com/pub/documentation/en/flash/fl8/XpathAPI.pdf
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Digital
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Subject:
AFAIK, any instances will remain in memory if there is a reference to it
anywhere. Even if you call the remove methods, they just remove them from
the Stage/screen but not from the memory stack. You will have to remove any
references in any instances in order to garbage collect them properly.
---
What instance are you trying to access? Your 'whatever' class? If so, you'll
need to use a Delegate to force scope:
import mx.utils.Delegate;
class whatever {
public var triggered:Boolean;
public var foo:XMLSocket;
public function whatever()
{
AS2 code will not work directly with AS3. You'll have to use LocalConnection
to get the two pieces of code to communicate with each other (very ugly). At
this point, you might want to go with one or the other and not both.
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Personally, I find onEnterFrames bad practice to use unless you absolutely
have to (if your logic is frame-based, etc). I would suggest the nested clip
and/or use MovieClipLoader to handle your image loading.
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What you can also do is create a nested MovieClip and load your image on
that. That way, you set your handlers on the parent clip and don't have to
worry about when it loads.
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Jason
Sent: Friday, Apr
If you're looking to iterate through a nested object(s), then you have to
create a nested loop:
function loopMe(target:Object):Void
{
trace('-- looping through: ' + target + '--');
for (var s:String in target) {
trace(s + ': ' + target[s]);
f
@chattyfig.figleaf.com
Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Events for custom classes?
Thanks for this sample David,
Just a small correction:
public function ListenerClass(eventClass:MyEventClass)
should be
public function ListenerClass(eventClass:EventClass);
Correct?
-h
On 4/3/07, David Ngo <[EMAIL PROTEC
Ick. I totally forgot to initialize EventDispatcher. Constructor for
EventClass should be:
public function EventClass()
{
EventDispatcher.initialize(this);
}
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Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2007
You'll need a reference of the dispatching class in your listener class to
receive events:
// broadcasting class
import mx.events.EventDispatcher;
class EventClass
{
// EventDispatcher methods
public var addEventListener:Function;
public var removeEventListener:Function;
Sorry, that should be:
var myClass:MyClass = new MyClass(target)
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Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] Delegate Scope Class Issues
6 levels of recursion were exceeded
Thanks again for your help.
On 4/2/07, David Ngo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> You're calling it incorrectly. Delegate returns a Function that is invoked
> on the object you specify. Here's the correct syntax:
>
> class Mo
You're calling it incorrectly. Delegate returns a Function that is invoked
on the object you specify. Here's the correct syntax:
class Mover
{
var button_btn : MovieClip;
function Mover() {
_level0.button_btn._alpha = 0;
init();
}
function init() {
var myTwe
Hey Jason,
If I remember correctly, I believe you also have to attach your HelloWorld
class to the stage (or was it display list?) via addChild. Instantiating it
via the constructor will only create it in memory and not automatically
attach to the display. I don't have the exact syntax, but I'm su
I would say your best bet is to make it initially a single-line textfield,
listen for the onChanged handler and do some metrics on it (getTextExtent),
if it passes a certain width, set autoSize and multiline. You could possibly
also try listening for a Key event and ignore the one for ENTER. Not su
I'd probably say recompile both SWF's. What could be happening is the
classes inside swf A imports one or more class that swf B has.
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