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Property (read-only); indicates the current width, in pixels, of the Stage. When the value of
Stage.scaleMode is "noScale", the width property represents the width of Flash Player.
This means that Stage.width will vary as you resize the player window. When the value of
Stage.scaleMode is not "noScale", width represents the width of the SWF file as set at
author-time in the Document Properties dialog box. This means that the value of width will
stay constant as you resize the player window.
Example
This example creates a new listener object called stageListener. It then uses
stageListener to call onResize and define a function that will be called when onResize is
triggered. Finally, the code adds the stageListener object to the callback list of the Stage
object. Listener objects allow multiple objects to listen for resize notifications.
this.createTextField("stageSize_txt", this.getNextHighestDepth(), 10, 10,
100, 22);
var stageListener:Object = new Object();
stageListener.onResize = function() {
stageSize_txt.text = "w:"+Stage.width+", h:"+Stage.height;
};
Stage.scaleMode = "noScale";
Stage.addListener(stageListener);
See also
align (Stage.align property), height (Stage.height property), scaleMode
(Stage.scaleMode property)
String
Object
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public class String
extends Object
The String class is a wrapper for the string primitive data type, and provides methods and
properties that let you manipulate primitive string value types. You can convert the value of
any object into a string using the String() function.
All the methods of the String class, except for concat(), fromCharCode(), slice(), and
substr(), are generic, which means the methods call toString() before performing their
operations, and you can use these methods with other non-String objects.
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