My intention is to run this from a compiled C++ application on a Windows
desktop - so sockets and servers should not come into play. I will look at my
options for using COM with C++; if I remember correctly, this was how it used
to be done in Actionscript 2.
Thanks,
Kelly
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Does anyone know what the underlying technology is behind programs like Zinc?
I need to run an AS 3 Flash file as an interface for a program written in C++.
This means that I need to pass a lot of data back-and-forth. I can find just a
couple of very basic tutorials on this subject, but I am
Pedro,
I have found that third party software is often poorly tested, poorly
documented, and pooly maintained. Too many times, I have been asked to
update something that had third party components, only to find that the
company had gone out of business. Also, there can be licensing issues fo
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Sent: 11 July 2006 17:51
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Subject: [Flashcoders] Output to Text File
I am trying to find a way to get my Flash file read from and write to ASCII
text files. I would like to run the swf or exe file on
I am trying to find a way to get my Flash file read from and write to ASCII
text files. I would like to run the swf or exe file on my local machine,
with an input test file and an output text file in the same directory. The
swf file would read from the input file and write to the output file.
Hans,
I can hardly believe it, but #2 worked. Thanks a bunch.
Kelly
Hi,
im not sure what you want to do, but:
1. change the x position: it should be window.pie._x = x;
2. change the current frame for the pie clip: you should use whole numbers
and not 54.3 and 87.6, so gotoAndStop (Math.floor(
I am using the following code in the root movies to attempt to update the
frame position of a child movieclip using the Flash 6 player with
Actionscript 1 (compiled on Flash 8):
function onEnterFrame() {
window.pie.gotoAndStop(x);
trace(x + "," + window.pie._currentframe);
}
As I chan
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