Hi Ktu,
I'm afraid I got pulled off that project on short notice--I'm doing a game
for Shell with a short fuse, and had to set that aside for a couple of
weeks. I'll report back as soon as I have a definitive answer.
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
On Mon, Nov 15, 2010 at 3:33 PM, Ktu wrote:
> I'm c
I'm curious if you solved the problem Kerry. Also, if the describeType
helped you at all, and what your solution was. I'm doing a lot of swf
loading nowadays and I will undoubtedly run into this same issue you are
having/had.
thanks
Ktu
On Wed, Nov 10, 2010 at 9:00 PM, Ktu wrote:
>
> http://help
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FlashPlatform/reference/actionscript/3/flash/utils/package.html#describeType%28%29
"If the value parameter is an instance of a type, the returned XML object
includes all the instance properties of that type, but does not include any
static properties"
"The instance pro
Ktu wrote:
try using describeType() to find out whats in the class and if the method
> has been compiled
>
> pEvent.target is a ContentLoaderInfo object right? You are using a Loader
> object to load the swf right?
>
Yes, pEvent.target is a ContentLoaderInfo object. I'm downloading the swf
with t
try using describeType() to find out whats in the class and if the method
has been compiled
pEvent.target is a ContentLoaderInfo object right? You are using a Loader
object to load the swf right?
if so,
import flash.utils.describeType;
var swfContent:Object = LoaderInfo(pEvent.target).content;
Keith Reinfeld wrote:
> Have you tried calling the static function indirectly?
>
> // In the swf you are loading
> public function callInitAssets():void{
>trace("\nLoadee:: callInitAssets() called");
>initAssets();
> }
>
> // In the swf you are loading into
> private function hand
Kerry,
Have you tried calling the static function indirectly?
// In the swf you are loading
public function callInitAssets():void{
trace("\nLoadee:: callInitAssets() called");
initAssets();
}
// In the swf you are loading into
private function handleLoadComplete(e:Eve
This might help:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1270352/call-static-method-from-loaded-swf-or-how-to-expose-an-api-for-client-movies
Also,
I wonder if the static method is compiled into the swf, when the swf
doesn't use it.
Interesting.
John
Maybe I need to have the other developer make
I see a couple of weird things in your code.
First, I think your code, as is, should give you a compile error. At least,
I get an error, with this code (which looks equivalent):
var mathClass:Class = Math;
//mathClass.random(); --> compile error
It works if I workaround the compiler check, though
Deepanjan Das wrote:
Hi Kerry,
> The problem is in these lines:
> var AssetLibrary:Class;
>
> AssetLibrary=pEvent.target.applicationDomain.getDefinition("AssetLibrary")
> as Class;
> You are calling a stattic function; so this is correct
> AssetLibrary.initAssets();
> But why are you defining the
Hi Kerry,
The problem is in these lines:
var AssetLibrary:Class;
AssetLibrary=pEvent.target.applicationDomain.getDefinition("AssetLibrary")
as Class;
You are calling a stattic function; so this is correct
AssetLibrary.initAssets();
But why are you defining the same class variable ahead, thats wron
AS3, Flex 4.
I have an asset swf I'm downloading. It has a public static function I want
to call to initialize some stuff. FlashBuilder 4 is giving me an error,
though, and an odd one--"Incorrect number of arguments. Expecting one."
The function I'm trying to call is declared with no arguments:
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