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ACTIONSCRIPT 3.0 DEVELOPER’S GUIDE
Working with AIR native windows
}
};
}
if( this.shape.x + this.radius > window.nativeWindow.stage.stageWidth){
this.vX = -this.vX;
}
if( this.shape.y + this.radius > window.nativeWindow.stage.stageHeight){
this.vY = -this.vY;
}
function init(){
//turn off the default HTML background
window.htmlLoader.paintsDefaultBackground = false;
var bottom = new Bouncer(60,0xff2233);
var top = new Bouncer(30,0x2441ff);
//listen for the enterFrame event
window.htmlLoader.addEventListener("enterFrame",function(evt){
bottom.update();
top.update();
});
//add the bouncing shapes to the window stage
window.nativeWindow.stage.addChildAt(bottom.shape,0);
window.nativeWindow.stage.addChild(top.shape);
}
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This example provides a rudimentary introduction to some advanced techniques that cross over the boundaries
between JavaScript and ActionScript in AIR. If your are unfamiliar with using ActionScript display objects, refer to
“Display programming” on page 151 in the ActionScript 3.0 Developer’s Guide.
Example: Creating a native window
Adobe AIR 1.0 and later
The following example illustrates how to create a native window:
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