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Example The following example sets the status variable to indicate the soft key location, or to -1 if soft keys are not supported on the device: status = fscommand2("GetSoftKeyLocation"); GetTotalPlayerMemory fscommand2 Command GetTotalPlayerMemory Returns the total amount of heap memory, in kilobytes, allocated to Flash Lite. Command Parameters Value Returned GetTotalPlayerMemory None -1: Not supported. 0 or positive value: Total kilobytes of heap memory. Example The following example sets the status variable to the total amount of heap memory: status = fscommand2("GetTotalPlayerMemory"); GetVolumeLevel fscommand2 Command GetVolumeLevel Returns the current volume level of the device as a numeric value. Command Parameters Value Returned GetVolumeLevel None -1: Not supported. Other numeric values: The current volume level, ranging from 0 to the value returned by fscommand2("GetMaxVolumeLevel"). Example The following example assigns the current volume level to the volume variable: volume = fscommand2("GetVolumeLevel"); trace (volume); // output: 50 Quit fscommand2 Command Quit Causes the Flash Lite player to stop playback and exit. 222 ActionScript language elements
This command is supported only when Flash Lite is running in stand-alone mode. It is not supported when the player is running in the context of another application (for example, as a plug-in to a browser). Command Parameters Value Returned Quit None -1: Not supported. Example The following example causes Flash Lite to stop playback and quit when running in standalone mode: status = fscommand2("Quit"); ResetSoftKeys fscommand2 Command ResetSoftKeys Resets the soft keys to their original settings. This command is supported only when Flash Lite is running in stand-alone mode. It is not supported when the player is running in the context of another application (for example, as a plug-in to a browser). Command Parameters Value Returned ResetSoftKeys None -1: Not supported. Example The following statement resets the soft keys to their original settings: status = fscommand2("ResetSoftKeys"); SetFocusRectColor fscommand2 Command SetFocusRectColor Sets the color of the focus rectangle to any color. The acceptable range of values for red, green, and blue is 0-255. For Flash, you cannot change the default color of the focus rectangle, which is yellow. Command Parameters Value Returned SetFocusRectColor None -1: Not supported 0: Indeterminable 1: Success fscommand2 Commands 223
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FLASH ® LITE 2.x AND 3.0 ACTIONSC
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Contents Chapter 1: ActionScript la
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_capSMAF property . . . . . . . . .
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for statement. . . . . . . . . . .
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onDragOut (Button.onDragOut handler
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getDate (Date.getDate method). . .
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LoadVars . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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moveTo (MovieClip.moveTo method). .
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valueOf (Number.valueOf method) . .
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autoSize (TextField.autoSize proper
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getBytesLoaded (XML.getBytesLoaded
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CHAPTER 1 ActionScript language ele
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Parameters [path]filename.as - file
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Constants summary Modifiers Constan
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Lisa 30 See also trace function nul
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trace("x is not undefined"); } trac
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Modifiers Signature Description int
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Modifiers Signature Description set
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Example var myArray:Array = Array()
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var b:Boolean = new Boolean(1); //
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Creates an instance of a movie clip
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In Flash 4, you can also use eval()
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parameters:String - A string passed
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Example The following example creat
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var age:Number = 92; getURL("http:/
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Example In the following example, a
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isNaN function isNaN(expression:Obj
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When a SWF file is loaded into a ta
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The loadMovieNum() action also lets
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Example The following example loads
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trace(i+": "+_level2[i]); } trace("
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See also substr (String.substr meth
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■ If expression is undefined, the
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■ dragOut While the pointer is ov
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this._parent.prevFrame(); } } The f
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Example The examples in this sectio
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Returns a random integer between 0
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Usage 2: The following example defi
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See also clearInterval function set
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stopAllSounds function stopAllSound
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Returns String - A string. Example
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Example This tellTarget statement c
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*/ unescape function unescape(x:Str
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See also loadMovieNum function, unl
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Modifiers Property Description _cap
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msg = "Use your directional joypad
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_capMFi property _capMFi Deprecated
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Deprecated since Flash Lite Player
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If the global _focusrect property i
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Specifies the level of anti-aliasin
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_quality property _quality:String S
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See also maxscroll (TextField.maxsc
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obj.func = function() { return true
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Operator Description >>>= (bitwise
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Operator Description and (logical A
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var name:String = "Cola"; var instr
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var employee:Array = [15, "Barbara"
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You can also use the array access (
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Returns Number - The result of the
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Example In the following example, t
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var ReadOnlyFlag:Number = 0x0001; /
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var y:Number = 9; // 1111 |= 1001 =
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Example The following commented cod
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^ bitwise XOR operator expression1
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Operands comment - Any characters.
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Note: Flash Lite 2.0 also deprecate
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The following example loops from 10
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Example The following example ident
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See also ! logical NOT operator, !=
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Returns Boolean - The Boolean resul
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a.push(++i); } trace(a.toString());
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trace(a!=b); // true a = b; trace(a
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trace(3 < 10); // true trace(10 < 3
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Indicates the beginning of a script
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! logical NOT operator ! expression
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The message the logical OR test pas
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Operands expression1 : Number - A n
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Operands constructor : Object - A f
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The following example uses the info
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Operands expression1 : Object - A n
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trace(s1 == s2); // true trace(s1 =
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Operands expression1 : Number - A n
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Returns String - A String represent
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Statement Description import Lets y
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Note: You should always end the sta
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Page 193 and 194: Example The following example demon
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Page 233 and 234: Properties inherited from class Obj
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Page 241 and 242: var numbers_array:Array = new Array
Page 243 and 244: ■ Numeric fields are sorted as if
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trace("clicked "+this._name); var u
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this.createTextField("mouse_txt", 9
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var table_str:String = ""; table_st
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Modifiers Property Description stat
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Modifiers Property Description stat
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A Boolean value that is true if the
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hasDataLoading (capabilities.hasDat
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Example The following example trace
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Example The following example trace
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hasStreamingAudio (capabilities.has
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isDebugger (capabilities.isDebugger
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Note: For Flash Lite 2.0, the value
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softKeyCount (capabilities.softKeyC
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Methods inherited from class Object
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Example This example sets the RGB c
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The Date class handles daylight sav
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Modifiers Signature Description get
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minute:Number [optional] - An integ
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getHours (Date.getHours method) pub
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Returns String - A string represent
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Returns Number - An integer. Exampl
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Returns Number - An integer. Exampl
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var today_date:Date = new Date(2004
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var my_date:Date = new Date(2004,4,
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Parameters second:Number - An integ
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month:Number [optional] - An intege
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setUTCMinutes (Date.setUTCMinutes m
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setYear (Date.setYear method) publi
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Returns Number - The number of mill
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Example In the following example, a
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See also message (Error.message pro
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The key code value for the SOFT1 so
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Function Object | +-Function public
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create arrays to pass as a paramete
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Property summary Modifiers Property
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DOWN (Key.DOWN property) public sta
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var keyListener:Object = new Object
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The following example adds a call t
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The key code value for the Left Arr
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Listeners enable different pieces o
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horn_sound.attachSound("horn_id");
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} }; Key.addListener(keyListener);
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Event summary Event Description onD
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Example The following example adds
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Example The following example uses
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Downloads variables from the specif
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See also onLoad (XML.onLoad handler
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Parameters url:String - A string; t
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The following is an example of pass
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Modifiers Signature Description sta
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atan (Math.atan method) public stat
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Returns Number - A number from -1.0
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LN10 (Math.LN10 property) public st
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trace(new Date(maxDate).toString())
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line_mc.lineStyle(2, 0x000000, 100)
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} mc.curveTo(-r+x, Math.tan(Math.PI
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Example The following example draws
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The listener parameter should conta
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See also addListener (Mouse.addList
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this.isDrawing = false; }; Mouse.ad
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■ The attachMovie() method allows
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Modifiers Property Description Prop
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Modifiers Signature Description beg
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Modifiers Signature Description lin
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triangle.onRollOut = function() { t
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eginGradientFill (MovieClip.beginGr
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} colors = [0xFF0000, 0x0000FF]; fi
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var container:MovieClip = this.crea
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An example is also in the animation
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mc.curveTo(-Math.tan(Math.PI/8)*r+x
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initObject:Object [optional] - (Sup
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See also beginFill (MovieClip.begin
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this.gotoAndStop(3); } Place your c
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stop(); See also getBytesTotal (Mov
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Returns MovieClip - A reference to
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Returns Number - An integer that sp
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You must first create a generic obj
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You can extend the methods and even
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_highquality (MovieClip._highqualit
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if (this.hitTest(circle_mc)) { trac
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triangle_mc.lineTo(100, 300); trian
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The loadVariables method can also b
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After you create a point object wit
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Example In the following example, l
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moveTo (MovieClip.moveTo method) pu
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The dynamic_mc is a movie clip that
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Example The following example defin
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onKillFocus (MovieClip.onKillFocus
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my_mc.onUnload = function () { trac
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See also prevFrame function _qualit
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See also duplicateMovieClip functio
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Lets the user drag the specified mo
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} mc_1.onPress = function() { this.
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tabEnabled (MovieClip.tabEnabled pr
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prev_mc.onRelease = function() { va
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_url (MovieClip._url property) publ
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Note: This property is supported in
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_ymouse (MovieClip._ymouse property
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The MovieClipLoader class lets you
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listener.onLoadProgress = function(
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Example The following example shows
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See also addListener (MovieClipLoad
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}; mclListener.onLoadComplete = fun
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onLoadStart (MovieClipLoader.onLoad
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start_button.clickHandler = functio
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■ You can prevent a SWF file from
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Example The following example dynam
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this.createEmptyMovieClip("progress
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currentFps (NetStream.currentFps pr
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The following events notify you whe
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The onMetaData event handler also r
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The Flash Video Exporter utility (v
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Parameters flag:Boolean [optional]
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NOTE: This method is also supported
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Property summary Modifiers Property
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NEGATIVE_INFINITY (Number.NEGATIVE_
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var b:Number = new Number(114); var
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Creates a getter/setter property. W
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Book.prototype.getTitle = function(
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Indicates whether the specified pro
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trace(Circle.prototype == twoCircle
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Returns Boolean - A Boolean value:
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instantiate a new object var myObje
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The following example shows how to
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See the example for Object.toString
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Return the value of newVal. return
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Occasionally, you might encounter t
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See also allowDomain (security.allo
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| +-Selection public class Selectio
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one_txt.border = true; one_txt.type
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} } this.createTextField("status_tx
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Example In the following example, t
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this.onEnterFrame = function () { S
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When the player has notified the li
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notifyFunction:Function - The name
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Example The following example saves
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var so:SharedObject = SharedObject.
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var my_so:SharedObject = SharedObje
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moveTo(0, 0); lineTo(pb_width, 0);
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See also getBytesTotal (Sound.getBy
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Property Description TSRC ISRC (int
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Example The following example displ
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Usage 2: The following example uses
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The following example creates a new
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The Stage class is a top-level clas
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emoveListener (Stage.removeListener
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Modifiers Signature Description sta
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This method is similar to String.ch
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output: P A T S Y The following exa
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Parameters start:Number - An intege
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Returns a copy of the String object
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Method summary Methods inherited fr
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public dynamic class TextField exte
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Modifiers Signature Description rep
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_alpha (TextField._alpha property)
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var myMouseListener:Object = new Ob
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See also border (TextField.border p
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Example In this example, you need t
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Returns a TextFormat object contain
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A reference to the text field insta
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Parameters scrolledField:TextField
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Returns Boolean - If listener was s
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Defines the vertical position of te
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See also getNewTextFormat (TextFiel
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See also _ymouse (TextField._ymouse
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public class TextFormat extends Obj
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The following figure illustrates th
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See also play (Video.play method),
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Example The following example resum
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Example The following simple exampl
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Integer value Defined constant 3 TE
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} The following information is disp
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CHAPTER 3 Deprecated ActionScript T
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CHAPTER 4 Unsupported ActionScript
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I id3 property 573 if statement 186
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onKeyUp event 263 onKillFocus event
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unescape function 85 UNIQUESORT pro
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