Awesome ideas on application. I wouldn't call you just a "user"
either. Your knowledge of swf, AS, and swfmill is far superior to
mine. In any case, do you remember a while back you gave me a pointer
on the base64 encoding of images? I couldn't ever get the conversion
using an external program to generate the same base64 encoding as
swfmill swf2xml was creating. Well, it's actually of little
consequence. Since my last email earlier, I've been doing some tests.
First I took your suggestion and created a button then ran it through
and examined the xml. I believe I can do some interesting things with
this. I also took a base64 encoded image and pasted it right over top
where one existed in an swfmill swf2xml generated file, feed it back
through and the swf displayed the image. Amazing. I'm a little
confused as to why the DefineBitsLossless2 tag requires two nested
<data> tags, but it does. All of this is excellent news. I knew
swfmill was the tool that I have been longing for. Thanks Daniel
I got another idea for you Mark,
It would be entirely possible to code a transform that takes a Glade
project file and creates the corresponding FlashUI components using
swfmill. Now that would rock.
Mark Winterhalder wrote:
> On 3/28/06, Mark Winterhalder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> just another note...
>>
>
> yet another one! :)
>
> you could write an xslt that converts your existing xml into an object
> structure (by using action tags) so you can transfer it in the much
> more byte efficient swf format, zipped and all that. that would be a
> bit like using remoting, i guess, only that apache could do it.
>
> mark
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