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this._width ~= 1.1;
};
See also
_width (MovieClip._width property)
_x (Button._x property)
public _x : Number
An integer that sets the x coordinate of a button relative to the local coordinates of the parent
movie clip. If a button is on the main Timeline, then its coordinate system refers to the upper
left corner of the Stage as (0, 0). If the button is inside a movie clip that has transformations,
the button is in the local coordinate system of the enclosing movie clip. Thus, for a movie clip
rotated 90 degrees counterclockwise, the enclosed button inherits a coordinate system that is
rotated 90 degrees counterclockwise. The button's coordinates refer to the registration point
position.
Example
The following example sets the coordinates of my_btn to 0 on the Stage. Create a button
called my_btn and enter the following ActionScript in Frame 1 of the Timeline:
my_btn._x = 0;
my_btn._y = 0;
See also
_xscale (Button._xscale property), _y (Button._y property), _yscale
(Button._yscale property)
_xmouse (Button._xmouse property)
public _xmouse : Number [read-only]
Returns the x hasMouse is true relative to the button.
Note: The _xmouse property is supported for Flash Lite 2.0 only if
System.capabilities.hasMouse is true or System.capabilities.hasStylus is
true.
Example
The following example displays the x coordinate of the mouse position for the Stage and a
button called my_btn that is placed on the Stage. Enter the following ActionScript in Frame 1
of the Timeline:
274 ActionScript classes