Well, I've made a class to do just that, might be handy to have it. You can
find both AS 2.0 and AS 3.0 versions here:
http://pastebin.be/8273 (AS 3.0)
http://pastebin.be/8274 (AS 2.0)
Just add any entity you need to the charMap.
Use example:
var original:String = "día sésamo ñoño
Ño";
var
Perhaps this is not the most optimal (performance-wise), but if the
flash html renderer doesn't natively support most of the html entities, you
can make your own (I don't know of any class that already does it, but it
might already been written).
It shouldn't be hard.
You can find the a list with
y the easiest way to do it.
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Thanks Helmut. With your lead I was able to come u
Thanks Helmut. With your lead I was able to come up with the
following. (There's probably a better way to do a replaceAll, but using
slit.join is least amount of code that I know of.)
function htmlAmpCharsToFlashHtmlAmpChars(str:String):String {
str = str.split(" ").join(" ");
str = s
mdash = —
theTextField.htmlText = blahblahblah — blahblah;
of course you can also bring the text from XML or such
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> I'm running CS3 with AS2.
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> I'm loading in some html text into a TextField with html set to true.
> It looks like i
w and
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It would be fantastic if you could share. Were you using AS3
It would be fantastic if you could share. Were you using AS3? If not,
what did you do for regex? I tried to figure out the as2lib project's
implementation of regex but couldn't get a simple replaceAll to work
Thanks!
Rob Emenecker wrote:
Hi Andrew,
I don't know of a class that will he
Hi Andrew,
I don't know of a class that will help with this. Extended characters need
to be Unicode encoded in the HTML stream for Flash to properly display them.
I've had to do exactly what you probably don't want to do... that is, scrub
them out.
I had a project that wrapped up late summer las
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