ACTIONSCRIPT 3 Developer’s Guide en

ACTIONSCRIPT 3.0 DEVELOPER’S GUIDE
How to Use ActionScript Examples
The code for a class-based example includes a package statement, a class declaration, and a constructor function.
Practical examples containing multiple source files
Many of the topics in the ActionScript 3.0 Developer’s Guide conclude with practical examples that show how to use
certain ActionScript features in a practical, real-world context. These examples usually contain multiple files
including:
One or more ActionScript source files
A .FLA file for use with Flash Professional
One or more MXML files for use with Flash Builder
Data files, image files, sound files, or other assets used by the example application (optional).
Practical examples are normally delivered as ZIP archive files.
List of Developer Guide examples in the ZIP file
The ZIP file for Flash Professional CS5 and Flex 4 (download from
www.adobe.com/go/learn_programmingAS3samples_flash) contains the following examples:
AlarmClock (“Event handling example: Alarm Clock” on page 140)
AlgorithmicVisualGenerator (“Drawing API example: Algorithmic Visual Generator” on page 232)
ASCIIArt (“Strings example: ASCII art” on page 19)
CapabilitiesExplorer (“Capabilities example: Detecting system capabilities” on page 873)
CustomErrors (“Handling errors example: CustomErrors application” on page 70)
DisplayObjectTransformer (“Geometry example: Applying a matrix transformation to a display object” on
page 216)
FilterWorkbench (“Filtering display objects example: Filter Workbench” on page 292)
GlobalStockTicker (“Example: Internationalizing a stock ticker application” on page 951)
IntrovertIM_HTML (“External API example: Communicating between ActionScript and JavaScript in a web
browser” on page 848)
NewsLayout (“TextField Example: Newspaper-style text formatting” on page 387)
PlayList (“Arrays example: PlayList” on page 48)
PodcastPlayer (“Sound example: Podcast Player” on page 467)
ProjectionDragger (“Example: Perspective projection” on page 357)
ReorderByZ (“Using Matrix3D objects for reordering display” on page 362)
RSSViewer (“XML in ActionScript example: Loading RSS data from the Internet” on page 113)
RuntimeAssetsExplorer (“Movie clip example: RuntimeAssetsExplorer” on page 330)
SimpleClock (“Date and time example: Simple analog clock” on page 6)
SpinningMoon (“Bitmap example: Animated spinning moon” on page 254)
SpriteArranger (“Display object example: SpriteArranger” on page 202)
TelnetSocket (“TCP socket example: Building a Telnet client” on page 798)
VideoJukebox (“Video example: Video Jukebox” on page 506)
WikiEditor (“Regular expressions example: A Wiki parser” on page 91)
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