ActionScript 2.0 Language Reference - Adobe Help and Support

switch (Key.getCode()) {
case Key.SPACE :
horn_sound.start();
break;
case Key.LEFT :
car_mc._x -= DISTANCE;
break;
case Key.UP :
car_mc._y -= DISTANCE;
break;
case Key.RIGHT :
car_mc._x += DISTANCE;
break;
case Key.DOWN :
car_mc._y += DISTANCE;
break;
}
};
Key.addListener(keyListener_obj);
LoadVars
Object
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+-LoadVars
public dynamic class LoadVars
extends Object
You can use the LoadVars class to obtain verification of successful data loading and to monitor
download progress. The LoadVars class is an alternative to the loadVariables() function for
transferring variables between a Flash application and a server.
The LoadVars class lets you send all the variables in an object to a specified URL and to load
all the variables at a specified URL into an object. It also lets you send specific variables, rather
than all variables, which can make your application more efficient. You can use the
LoadVars.onLoad handler to ensure that your application runs when data is loaded, and not
before.
The LoadVars class works much like the XML class; it uses the load(), send(), and
sendAndLoad() methods to communicate with a server. The main difference between the
LoadVars class and the XML class is that LoadVars transfers ActionScript name and value
pairs, rather than an XML Document Object Model (DOM) tree stored in the XML object.
The LoadVars class follows the same security restrictions as the XML class.
Availability: ActionScript 1.0; Flash Player 6
702 ActionScript classes