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};
mouseListener.onMouseMove = function() {
if (this.isDrawing) {
canvas_mc.lineTo(_xmouse, _ymouse);
}
updateAfterEvent();
};
mouseListener.onMouseUp = function() {
this.isDrawing = false;
};
Mouse.addListener(mouseListener);
var clearListener:Object = new Object();
clearListener.click = function() {
canvas_mc.clear();
};
clear_button.addEventListener("click", clearListener);
//
var stopDrawingListener:Object = new Object();
stopDrawingListener.click = function(evt:Object) {
Mouse.removeListener(mouseListener);
evt.target.enabled = false;
startDrawing_button.enabled = true;
};
stopDrawing_button.addEventListener("click", stopDrawingListener);
var startDrawingListener:Object = new Object();
startDrawingListener.click = function(evt:Object) {
Mouse.addListener(mouseListener);
evt.target.enabled = false;
stopDrawing_button.enabled = true;
};
startDrawing_button.addEventListener("click", startDrawingListener);
MovieClip
Object
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+-MovieClip
public dynamic class MovieClip
extends Object
The methods for the MovieClip class provide the same functionality as actions that target
movie clips. Some additional methods do not have equivalent actions in the Actions toolbox
in the Actions panel.
You do not use a constructor method to create a new movie clip. You can choose from among
three methods to create new movie clip instances:
400 ActionScript classes