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$version property
$version
Deprecated since Flash Lite Player 2.0. This action was deprecated in favor of the
System.capabilities.version property.
String variable; contains the version number of Flash Lite. It contains a major number, minor
number, build number, and an internal build number, which is generally 0 in all released
versions. The major number reported for all Flash Lite 1.x products is 5. Flash Lite 1.0 has a
minor number of 1; Flash Lite 1.1 has a minor number of 2.
Example
In the Flash Lite 1.1 player, the following code sets the value of myVersion to "5, 2, 12, 0":
myVersion = $version;
See also
version (capabilities.version property)
_cap4WayKeyAS property
_cap4WayKeyAS
Deprecated since Flash Lite Player 2.0. This action was deprecated in favor of the
System.capabilities.has4WayKeyAS property.
Numeric variable; indicates whether Flash Lite executes ActionScript expressions attached to
key event handlers associated with the Right, Left, Up, and Down Arrow keys. This variable is
defined and has a value of 1 only when the host application uses four-way key navigation
mode to move between Flash controls (buttons and input text fields). Otherwise, this variable
is undefined.
When one of the four-way keys is pressed, if the value of the _cap4WayKeyAS variable is 1,
Flash Lite first looks for a handler for that key. If it finds none, Flash control navigation
occurs. However, if an event handler is found, no navigation action occurs for that key. For
example, if a key press handler for the Down Arrow key is found, the user cannot navigate.
Example
The following example sets canUse4Way to 1 in Flash Lite 1.1, but leaves it undefined in Flash
Lite 1.0 (however, not all Flash Lite 1.1 phones support four-way keys, so this code is still
dependent on the phone):
canUse4Way = _cap4WayKeyAS;
if (canUse4Way == 1) {
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