Thank you benny. I can see how this works, but why does my pattern(/[^
\\]'/) does not?
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On Jun 9, 2007, at 1:30 PM, Benny wrote:
var code:String = "
Let me correct a paste mistake there:
THE FOLLOWING CODE:
var pattern:RegExp = /[^\\]'/;
var code:String = "alert('foo');";
code = code.replace(pattern, "\\'");
code = code.replace(pattern, "\\'");
traces: "alert\'fo\&#
The following code:
var pattern:RegExp = /[^\\]'/;
var code:String = "alert(\'foo\');";
code = code.replace(pattern, "\\'");
code = code.replace(pattern, "\\'");
traces "alert\'fo\');" instead of "alert(\'
never mind...
adding a methodName:String arg to the constructor solved the issues.
Isaac
On Apr 21, 2006, at 1:19 PM, Isaac Rivera wrote:
I have not been able to get AS2Unit to report anything useful other
than the number of tests. It always reports "OK" no matter how
impossibl
I have not been able to get AS2Unit to report anything useful other
than the number of tests. It always reports "OK" no matter how
impossible or bogus my test is. It never finds anything wrong or fails.
Case in point are the simple Name class below and its companion
tester (NameTester) clas
_sp.contentPath); // http://www.helpexamples.com/flash/
images/image1.jpg
Any insights?
Isaac Rivera
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Alright...
I have a minute now...
This may be an issue of semantics, but if what we want to know is
whether the file exists or not on an HTTP connection, then the only
way is to wait for the success boolean. HTTP servers do respond when
a requested resource is not available. This is the cl
I backtracked on this thread...
I guess the questions are:
1) what are you trying to load?
2) what onLoad(success:Boolean) are you using?
Are you using the XML or LoadVars?
Assuming you are using the LoadVars, a more reasonable "timeout"
approach would be something like:
//---
Theres no "reasonable" amount of time on networked connections of
unknown hardware specs...
Have you looked into onData instead? I believe it will allow you to
know if the file exists bases on the first packet of the response.
Isaac Rivera
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You are assuming the player is updated and the IDE is miss-reporting
the version.
How do you come to this conclusion?
Assuming the players are the same inside and outside the IDE, why do
they report the correct version when run outside the IDE (i.e.
clicking on a swf on the desktop and ru
That has nothing to do with this issue.
The uninstaller removes the internet player, not the stand alone
players. Running the uninstaller and then checking for the stand-
alones confirms it.
However, just to prove myself wrong and solve the issue. I did. Then
re-installed.
In any case, t
Ok, not only I cant get the player in the authoring environment to
update (it continues to trace "8,0,22,0"), but
after replacing the projector players included in the macromedia
downloads for mac:
http://download.macromedia.com/pub/flashplayer/updaters/8/
sa_flashplayer_8_all_release.hqx
change a
string and it reports incorrectly) or is there a player somewhere
beyond the scope of Spotlight that needs updating as well?
Isaac Rivera
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change a
string and it reports incorrectly) or is there a player somewhere
beyond the scope of Spotlight that needs updating as well?
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I happen to be trying to make this work for a flash movie behind the
transparent iframe, but it could be anything interactive behind the
iframe the problem is the same.
On mozilla based browsers, the iframe prevents a click through it to
whaever is behind, not so on IE/PC where the interact
I do not understand your implementation of this pattern.
Classically, in single-threaded environments like the flash player,
Singleton is implemented as below (using your nomenclature):
class MyManager {
private static _myManager: MyManager = null;
public static function getI
But we CAN see how it has so far gone with .NET. No official port for
Mac. And that has been out for several years.
Avalon will probably not be implemented for Mac at all. Nor other
platforms (OSes) which means it will not be a realistic platform for
web, as opposed to Flash... or Java.
I
I was answering a specific statement.
Read Ryanm's entry, I believe it was quoted in my response. It stated
that all platforms with IE7 would be able to consume Avalon web apps.
Apparently IE7 will carry the .NET runtime as part of the application.
There is no IE7 for Mac.
Isaac
On Oct 9,
Microsoft officially abandoned IE development for the Mac with
version 5.0.3, so Avalon apps will not be "consumable" from a mac.
You PC developers need to be up to date on your own news.
Isaac
On Oct 8, 2005, at 7:48 PM, ryanm wrote:
Yes, .NET web applications running on MS can be consumed
I would say all too common... when it comes to MS...
On Oct 8, 2005, at 7:17 PM, Weyert de Boer wrote:
:-) Always possible.
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I know that MS has stated that they would port .NET to ALL platforms.
Let's see.
Until there is an official, up to date, fully capable, Darwin port,
there is an even better alternative than mono... JVM can be developed
and deployed everywhere with community-approved products.
Isaac
On Oc
Yes, .NET web applications running on MS can be consumed from any
platform,
But I believe the point he was making was regarding Avalon apps.
Isn't Avalon for developing desktop apps?
That is the point I was talking about.
Isaac
On Oct 8, 2005, at 1:38 PM, ryanm wrote:
I fail to see the r
ze user who makes windoze apps only for
windoze desktops and servers, I would definitely be using C#
and .NET, but then again...
Isaac Rivera
Although, MS has actually
come up with quite a compelling tool. You basically get a flash-like
tool with timelines and graphics (plus 3D), but with
windoze user who makes windoze apps only for
windoze desktops and servers, I would definitely be using C#
and .NET, but then again...
Isaac Rivera
Although, MS has actually
come up with quite a compelling tool. You basically get a flash-like
tool with timelines and graphics (plus 3D), but
That might be true, but ScrollPane worked fine for me before and now
it has at least 3 related bugs that are notorious and annoying. What
did I do to get them? I reexported an application as version 7 in
Flash 8!
On Oct 6, 2005, at 4:39 PM, Michael Stuhr wrote:
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