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parameters:String - A string passed to the host application for any use, or a value passed to
the Flash Lite player.
Example
In the following example, the fscommand() function opens wap.yahoo.com on the services/
Web browser on Series 60 phones:
on(keyPress "9") {
status = fscommand("launch",
"z:\\system\\apps\\browser\\browser.app,http://wap.yahoo.com");
}
fscommand2 function
fscommand2(command:String, parameter1:String,...parameterN:String) : Void
Lets the SWF file communicate with the Flash Lite player or a host application on a mobile
device.
To use fscommand2() to send a message to the Flash Lite player, you must use predefined
commands and parameters. See the "fscommand2 Commands" section under "ActionScript
language elements" for the values you can specify for the fscommand() function's commands
and parameters. These values control SWF files that are playing in the Flash Lite player.
The fscommand2() function is similar to the fscommand() function, with the following
differences:
■ The fscommand2()function can take any number of arguments. By contrast,
fscommand() can take only one argument.
■ Flash Lite executes fscommand2() immediately (in other words, within the frame),
whereas fscommand() is executed at the end of the frame being processed.
■ The fscommand2() function returns a value that can be used to report success, failure, or
the result of the command.
Note: None of the fscommand2() commands are available in Web players.
Deprecated fscommand2() commands
Some fscommand2() commands from Flash Lite 1.1 have been deprecated in Flash Lite 2.0.
The following table shows the deprecated fscommand2() commands:
Command Deprecated By
Escape escape global function
GetDateDay getDate() method of Date object
Global Functions 45