500 MCs is gonna be a hit already on VM1, 500 blurred MCs? Best of
luck.
AS3/FP9 you'll have better performance but 500 blurs seems like lot. I
would suggest you write some an algorithm that creates groups of clips
with the same blur into container clips and blur the container clips
rather than
Most of the time, what I've seen is setting a temporary var to either an
instance of the class, or in the case of a static class, setting it to a
reference to the class.
var myClass:MyClass = new com.client.project.package.MyClass();
or
var myClass:MyClass = com.client.project.package.MyClass;
I
It's not only for Flex. Flex == Flash. That's like saying It's only
for Ruby, not Rails. Rails is written in Ruby.
Flex 2 is built with Flash. It's simply a bunch of classes and
components written in AS3 that provide a framework for developing
applications.
Currently, the Apollo compiler is
function compareX():Void
{
if (MC_Drag._x == mc2._x)
{
endDrag();
}
}
function beginDrag():Void
{
MC_Drag.startDrag(false, t, l, b, r);
clearInterval(compareInterval);
compareInterval = setInterval(this, compareX, 10);
}
function
Hey Jason,
You don't say .nodeValue - the nodeValue is just the first item in the
Array. Technically, it's a String object.
Here is a sample class that parse that entire xml and traces it out.
In your timeline just put:
import com.Test;
var test:Test = new Test();
And you'll see it trace the
1) always make a printer default to landscape mode and
I know the answer to #1 is no.
and...
1) You can't make the printer default to landscape,
but you can rotate the clips that you are printing.
Actually, you can!
PrintJob is a poorly written class that you have to make special
Here's a shorter version of that link showing how to do it. Code
written by me.
http://tinyurl.com/38he4a
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http://www.stevensacks.net/2007/03/16/force-landscape-printing-with-prin
tjob/
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There is no difference between printing a rotated clip in portrait or a
non-rotated clip in landscape. A printer does the same thing when it
prints an image in landscape. Technically, I'm telling the printer to
print in landscape mode even when it's not set to print in landscape
mode. My script
Here's XML2AS as an AS2 static class for her pleasure.
class com.stevensacks.data.XML2AS
{
public static function parse(n, r)
{
var a, d, k;
if (r[k=n.nodeName] == null) r = ((a=r[k]=[{}]))[d=0];
else r =
Google SWFAddress
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Hi All,
I was just
Or you can save yourself the very slow Array.reverse() and just iterate
through the array backwards, too.
You might be aware of this, but just an FYI, if you're
concerned about attributes being order specific. When you
loop through the attributes with a for statement, you'll get
the
Flash is dead. Long live WPF/E! ;)
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You can't tell an object to delete itself from within its own thread.
When you delete an object outside of its own thread, you need to first
delete any functions assigned to that object and remove it from any
event listeners of other objects or you will end up with memory waste.
A: deny a user from hotlinking
Meaning?
B: deny cacheing of swf files and content
Impossible.
C: deny playability locally.
Check for domain at launch. If domain doesn't match, don't play.
Cache Killer isn't about keeping something from being cached (which
you can't do), it's about
The user would have to reset their clock and make the request at the
EXACT SAME MILLISECOND in time. It's nigh impossible. It will never
ever ever EVER happen. You're good to go.
var d:Date = new Date();
var noCache:String = String(d.getTime());
var xmlPath:String =
Omar Fouad said:
this is not called piracy my little brave boy...know your right and
respect your older bro.
Give us a break, Omar.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_piracy
QUOTE
The copyright infringement of software refers to several practices when
done without the permission of the
Posting the same question under three different subjects won't get your
question answered any quicker.
Flash is perfectly capable of CRUD communication with a database and
displaying it however you like.
You're asking for advice on how to set up a relational database and how
to write inner join
Any browser except IE on Windows will have reduced performance. Only IE
gives Flash as much RAM and CPU as it wants.
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Are you so retarded that you would repost the same ignorant denial to
the list?
Omar, you broke the law and that's that. You're only making yourself
look dumber by denying it. Drop it move on before you make yourself
look any worse.
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You should just post their emails on spam forums where they are sure to
be culled by bots and then they'll start getting so much spam it'll
force them to get a brand new email.
Maybe then they'll see that a few unwanted emails are really not that
bad compared to how bad it will be if they don't
I know the whining has been excessive, but there are real
people behind those e-mails.
Your bleeding heart is making a mess of the sarcasm on this thread.
I know you work in an extremely corporate environment, but try and find
a sense of humor and lighten up, Jason. ;)
There are those who cry and then there are those who help themselves.
Hear, hear!
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Ahhggg
At the bottom of every email it tells you how to get off the list.
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So even though I never wrote it I would offer the following
advice, which is to *almost* not use setInterval at all.
Hogwash.
http://www.kennybunch.com/index.php?p=16
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Looks like they're using DENG or something like it.
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What people keep missing here is THERE IS NO FLASH 9.
There is the Flash 9 player, there is the Flash 9 beta, which
is only Flash 8 with a Flash 9 player compiler, but no Flash 9 yet.
The closed Flash 9 Beta (Blaze) has been going on for a few months now.
You're talking about the public
Adobe calls it Flash 9 Professional Actionscript 3.0 Preview
Fair enough, though in my defense, I didn't capitalize it as if it was
the actual. I just described it.
Still not a beta. ;)
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- Refactor to simpler class relationships (worst case but it
did the trick for me - had to duplicate code, ewww).
You could use Composition instead, which reduces the need for normal
class inheritance.
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Get/set is useful when creating a visual object class, as well as for
setting private variables on set. It's also useful when you don't want
the variable that is being set to be getted, as well.
For instance, I have an application which allows a user to type in the
day, month and year into three
You should absolutely feel comfortable and fine using prototype to add
functions to the String native object if you want. I say if it works,
use it. Just because they skimped on String and Array methods that MOST
other languages have doesn't mean you should have to write a bunch of
extra code to
I wasn't aware that Foreigner posed their question to Flashcoders, but
I'm sure they appreciate the answer.
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Oops. I responded to the wrong thread, I'm sorry. :(
That being said, perhaps rethinking your approach would help. There's a
tutorial on Kirupa about managing z-order stacking of movieclips which
might contribute to a solution.
http://www.kirupa.com/developer/actionscript/3dexplore.htm
As you have discovered you are not able to use numbers as
keys in line objects.
That's not true.
Just wrote this and it works fine.
a = {};
a[a] = {};
a[a][1] = new Number(5);
trace(a[a][1]);
-- 5
Works for me. You must be doing something else wrong.
I'm not sure why you're using new
private function createData():Void
{
this._data = {a:{t1:0, t2:0}};
}
One line. :)
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I'm not experiencing the same issue you're having Jason. Not sure why.
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class com.domain.RollWhileWithin extends MovieClip
{
public var rolled:Boolean;
function RollWhileWithin ()
{
rolled = false;
}
public function doRollOver():Void
{
if (!rolled) {
I think the class I wrote works well enough, I actually pulled it out of
an app I'm working on with complex rollovers like that. Why not
consider my way? It's simple, easy and, most importantly, it works. It
hardly takes any processing power, too.
Increments are your friend. :)
a = 0;
tf1.tabIndex = ++a;
tf2.tabIndex = ++a;
tf3.tabIndex = ++a;
btn4.tabIndex = ++a;
btn5.tabIndex = ++a;
If you had to reorder any of those tab orders all you have to do is cut
and paste them into their new position. If you number your tabIndexes
specifically
Mike, your signature needs an editor. :)
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You can use hitTest, you can use mouse position, or you can set an
interval to fire a function in 10 ms when you rollout that checks to see
if a flag is true that the other button will set true onRollOver.
function checkFlag() {
clearInterval(checkInterval);
delete checkInterval;
Why use a component at all? All you're talking about doing is scrolling
a bunch of movieclips behind a mask. I posted some code here awhile
back that covered doing that. Search the archives and you'll find it.
It's pretty straightforward to do.
The MM components are heavy, take too long to
Also, anyone please let me
know if my code formatting doesn't work (i.e: shouldn't be
using hotmail to post)
Your code formatting is not working.
Delegate rocks. I use it all the time.
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Pseudo-code:
obj.onKeyDown = function() {
if (Key.getAscii() == C Key.isDown(Key.CONTROL)) {
// copy
}
};
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http://www.speedtest.net/
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Yeah, the GoF book is definitely like reading a calculus textbook. It's
dry and to the point and the examples are in Smalltalk and some C++,
which means a lot of cross-referencing with google. The concepts they
discuss and the examples they give are helpful to a point but code
examples you can't
(foo) ? foo() : (bar) ? bar() : (foobar) ? foobar() :
trace(sorry! no soup for you!);
I feel like I need a shower after that one. ;)
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I've never heard of an OOP design pattern called Flair. From the class
you've pasted, it looks like a novice attempt at implementating a design
pattern known as Decorator.
Perhaps they were trying to be funny with a reference to the movie
Office Space where buttons decorating a TGIFriday's
http://www.flashos.org/flasc/
:)
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Hello,
er, apparently it's a bizarro monday for me.
http://www.osflash.org/flasc/
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So I was dead on about the Office Space reference. :)
The class manages assigning Decorators. It isn't a design pattern.
It's a class that manages the Decorator design pattern on multiple
objects.
I'm not sure where the idea that the Decorator pattern must be used on
all or none of the objects
I felt that I did qualify my statement, I'll try again with clearly
language.
My statement:
There is no such thing as a Flair design pattern.
My qualification:
Brendan Hall's book and deep in the archives of Flashcoders back when
Brendan operated this list are the only places you will find
Yes, mixing getURL and ExternalInterface causes problems with IE6 (and 7
to a lesser extent) when using SWFAddress. He talks about it on his
site and there are also discussions on his forum, as well. I didn't see
them at first, either. It took me awhile to figure out why the site was
behaving
Can you elaborate?
While a trip down memory lane replete with posts from the archives
sounds like a wonderful time (not), I have work to do and it would take
this thread extremely OT.
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Whether something is a true design pattern or not is kind
of beside the point, for me; what I want to know is if a
particular approach is good for what I am trying to
accomplish: in this case, adding and removing functionality
to an object at runtime.
If it works and you meet the
Is adding and removing identical decorators on multiple objects a
commonly occuring problem in software development? ;)
I avoid Decorators, as well, for the same reasons you stated and the
same solutions you offered, as well. :)
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does anybody knows if there is any short hand for if
statement without the else statement?
1. You can remove the braces.
I always use:
if (true) something();
But rarely use:
if (true) something();
else somethingElse();
because it can get lost visually in code.
2. Inline conditional
I
function foo() {
trace(foo);
}
function bar() {
trace(bar);
}
(true) ? foo() : bar();
-- foo
(false) ? foo() : bar();
-- bar
Works fine for me. Not the best practice (I would never use it), but
just showing what's possible with inline conditionals.
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Hot! I wonder how many of these shortcuts we can come up with that
nobody would use unless they were trying to show off to other
codemonkeys. :)
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Comments are not compiled. If you decompile a swf with commented code,
you will not see the comments. If you have tons of comments in your
code, you may need to improve your coding practices and naming
conventions.
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Check this out
http://www.kirupa.com/developer/actionscript/zooming.htm
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Is there a way to know the original fps of a loaded swf? I
mean, the fps to which it was compiled to, not the actual framerate?
Sure, decompile it. :)
http://www.sothink.com/
FYI, you can set Flash to 24fps and runtime framerate calculators will
show it's running 35-38 fps. The player
I don't know about AS3 (and I can't imagine this is different from AS2)
but you cannot put any code before super() in a constructor.
super() must be the first line of code in a constructor.
You should pass the labelClass value to the super constructor (watch
your every move, super
Have you tried FlashDevelop for Windows or TextMate for Mac?
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You can't strict type items in a hash. You never could, and you don't
need to. You cast them as you pull them out of the hash.
myObject[i] = {};
myObject[i].prop = Prop Value;
var someProp:String = myObject[i].prop;
Not to mention, casting as object is considered weak typing since an
object
Short answer: no.
Long answer: It's sort of possible, but it doesn't work in all browser
or on all platforms. So, unless you have total control of the delivery
platform, no.
Check out wmode=transparent and see if that helps but no guarantees.
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TextEdit on Mac is hands down the best text editor for Mac, possibly on
both platforms.
It's learning curve beyond the basics can be steep but it is so powerful
and you can tightly integrate it with MTASC, SVN, etc., which makes it
worthwhile. The benefits to your workflow are measurable.
The thing about TextMate is, you need to watch some of the screencasts
on their site to really see the awesome power of its macros and actions.
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In addition to being the best Flash debugging tool on the planet, Xray
has a built in Framerate display.
http://www.osflash.org/xray
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Unfortunately I'm stuck using the Flash IDE only (no MTASC). :(
Why can't you use MTASC? Has somebody got a gun to your head and will
pull the trigger if you use it? If that's the case, might I suggest
bringing a kevlar helmet to work? ;)
I highly recommend FLASC http://www.osflash.org/flasc
I think you have a misconception about MTASC. It isn't a replacement
for Flash (unless you're a G like Ben Jackson), it's a 3rd party
compiler for Flash.
When Flash compiles, it recompresses all the media (graphics, sound,
components) as it compiles. All MTASC does is injects code into the
swf.
Is there any easy way...
Write your own. Seriously. The reason it's not rotated is because the
ComboBox component's drop down is drawn on the _root. The v2 components
are crap. They're hermetically sealed so you can't easily hack them,
they're bloated and slow, they're much harder to skin,
Need to clean up that enterFrame once it's finished. This is about as
compact as it can get.
this.onEnterFrame = function()
{
if (--myClip._rotation == -90) delete this.onEnterFrame;
}
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You can do it with enabled, but you can't with _xscale or _yscale.
You have to use a watcher to catch it and return oldVal.
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Can't you use LoadVars with the html file as the path?
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Does this make sense?
No it doesn't. I surmise that you are making the variable static,
either by declaring it as static variable or by setting it to a value
when you declare it. Thus, it ends up shared across all instances of
the class (static variables are class variables, dynamic variables
I really want the scroll buttons in the loaded library item.
You should rethink the way you're doing this. Putting a scrollbar
inside the clip that is being scrolled is illogical. If you want them
to appear together as one clip, put the scrolling content in one
movieclip in the library clip
I just wish it was cheaper.
iPhone: $499 for 4GB, $599 for 8GB.
4GB iPod Nano: $199
8GB iPod Nano: $249
Some other top rated Smart Phones:
Palm Treo 700p ~$679
Sony Ericsson P990i ~$680
RIM BlackBerry 7130c ~$200
Even the RIM Blackberry with a Nano is the same price as the 4GB model.
SWFAddress is the answer.
http://www.asual.com/swfaddress/
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There's a standalone debug executable available too at
http://www.osflash.org/xray/
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I did something similar awhile back for a site with a diagonal
scrollbar.
First, I tried the clip rotation and then rotating a container clip to
the inverse rotation method. This created some pretty ugly jaggies
which were unacceptable.
Second, I did some Flash trickery and created an invisible
You can't do that with Flash. In fact, the only types of applications I know
that support that are professional audio suites like Cubase, Logic, and
ProTools and even then you have to spend time configuring them.
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That's a fantastic example of over-architecting if I ever saw one.
Put away your epeen! ;)
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Saw this recently in code and was surprised that it worked but it's
pretty cool.
a = foo;
b = bar;
c = a || b;
trace(c);
-- foo
a = 0;
// or a = ;
// or a = false;
// or a = null;
// or a is undefined
b = bar;
c = a || b;
trace(c);
-- bar
It will return b if a is an empty string, false, null,
We are currently looking for a senior flash developer
The Salary is between 35K - 40K.
Yeah, good luck with that. It's a seller's market right now. I
wouldn't take a senior level position for less than $US 85K a year.
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(pc - that term is a bit oldskool IMO)
Apple doesn't seem to think so. ;)
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World: #1 Moscow, #2 Seoul, #3 Tokyo, #4 Hong Kong, #5 London
USA: #10 New York, #29 Los Angeles, #34 San Francisco
As of 2006, London is one of the most expensive places to live in the
world. It's #1 among Western cities, #5 overall.
Ok, so you've pointed out the issues with the various online Cost Of
Living Comparison Calculators I used to derive those numbers (I used two
different ones and took the average). That's all well and good and I
certainly can't defend any of the numbers since I was just putting them
up as an
TextMate is the best script editor for the Mac, period, hands down.
Integrates with MTASC, auto-completion, macros, actions, command line
access, etc. etc. If you take the time to learn all the cool stuff it
will become an invaluable tool for you.
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If you want an easy way to learn MVC, pick up this book and go through
the tutorial:
Agile Web Development with Rails
The Ruby on Rails MVC structure is easy to implement and understand and
it will set you on your way in MVC. They've got great naming
conventions, too.
You should use the MVC
I'm not a fan of Eclipse. I don't like that Flex Builder is based on
Eclipse, but I can't seem to get the ANT compiler working with Flash
Develop, so I'm stuck using the Flash IDE or Flex Builder 2 for my AS3
projects for now.
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Yeah, I followed Keith's step by step instructions, I've followed other
people's step by step instructions, John Grden has walked me through it,
and it still isn't working on my box. I get a java command line error
every time I try to compile. My computer is cursed or something.
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that would be
if( x == duh){
:)
duh.
;)
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How can we avoid this?
stop();
getURL(mypage.html);
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An empty movieclip has a size of 4 bytes so you check to see if the
bytesTotal 4 in addition to the percent loaded == 100.
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parsing, the second piece is drawing the thumbnails, and the third piece
is scrolling the thumbnails. I'll leave the XML parsing out of this and
focus on drawing the thumbnails.
Here's the most straightforward way to do this.
stop();
function checkLoad()
{
var c = mc.getBytesLoaded();
var t = mc.getBytesTotal();
var p = (c / t) * 100;
MC_LoaderBar._xscale = p;
TXT_Load.text = Math.floor(p + %);
if (p == 100 t 4) {
delete this.onEnterFrame;
mc.gotoAndPlay(main);
}
}
this.onEnterFrame =
Why does the following work when published as Flash 6
Actionscript 2, but not Flash 7 actionscript 2 (or Flash 8
Actionscript 2).var nInt:Number;var oMain:Object = {};var
nCounter:Number;var sClipName:String;var
nClipDepth:Number;function spawnClip():Void{var
mcTemp:MovieClip =
Neither. I use the technique where you put carriage returns after each
line of code.
I'm not bragging. I know it's a pretty advanced concept but I think
anyone is capable of getting their head around it if they put in the
time.
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