Hi all,
FIRSTLY (1)
I have found, in numerous AS2.0 code examples, code that looks like the
following ...
[Event("click")]
... i.e: code inside square brackets but nothing to do with arrays.
Can someone advise what this is ?. I have also seen it like:
[Inspectable(type=Boolean,name="Vert
Thanks all,
Much appreciated. I now understand Inspectables and how they relate to
classes/components/the flash IDE property panel.
However, I shouldn't have compressed two questions into one.
So the first part of my question remains. What does code appearing inside
brackets mean, for example
On 4-jun-2006, at 5:14, Stephen Ford wrote:
Hi all,
FIRSTLY (1)
I have found, in numerous AS2.0 code examples, code that looks like
the following ...
[Event("click")]
Shortly speaking they are square plugs for round gaps in ActionScript
(lack of metaprogramming and introspection, among
Inspectables are features for Flash components they create a field that can
be seen in the properties panel in flash. Although I don't have the link
right now if you look in the Flash livedocs under creating components
there's a brief explanation of the use of this metadata- the Event there is
a
They are for AS2 components.
http://www.actionscript.org/forums/archive/index.php3/t-38760.html
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You might also take a look at Joey Lott's Tutorial on the subject (V2
Components)
It's for Flash MX 2004 but still applies to Flash 8.
http://www.person13.com/articles/components/creatingcomponents.html
and
http://www.communitymx.com/content/article.cfm?cid=A06B3C7D7B74030D
Steven Sacks wrote:
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