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Note: This property is supported in Flash Lite only if System.capabilities.hasMouse is
true or System.capabilities.hasStylus is true.
Example
The following example returns the current x and y coordinates of the mouse on the Stage
(_level0) and in relation to a movie clip on the Stage called my_mc:
this.createTextField("mouse_txt", this.getNextHighestDepth(), 0, 0, 150,
66);
mouse_txt.html = true;
mouse_txt.multiline = true;
var row1_str:String = " \t_xmouse\t_ymouse";
my_mc.onMouseMove = function() {
mouse_txt.htmlText = "";
mouse_txt.htmlText += row1_str;
mouse_txt.htmlText += "_level0\t"+_xmouse+"\t"+_ymouse;
mouse_txt.htmlText += "my_mc\t"+this._xmouse+"\t"+this._ymouse;
mouse_txt.htmlText += "";
};
See also
hasMouse (capabilities.hasMouse property), _ymouse (MovieClip._ymouse
property)
_xscale (MovieClip._xscale property)
public _xscale : Number
Sets the horizontal scale (percentage) of the movie clip as applied from the registration point
of the movie clip. The default registration point is (0,0).
Scaling the local coordinate system affects the _x and _y property settings, which are defined
in whole pixels. For example, if the parent movie clip is scaled to 50%, setting the _y property
moves an object in the movie clip by half the number of pixels that it would if the movie were
set at 100%.
Example
The following example creates a movie clip called box_mc at runtime. The Drawing API is
used to draw a box in this instance, and when the mouse rolls over the box, horizontal and
vertical scaling is applied to the movie clip. When the mouse rolls off the instance, it returns
to the previous scaling.
this.createEmptyMovieClip("box_mc", 1);
box_mc._x = 100;
box_mc._y = 100;
MovieClip 477