Via Paul Trani on Flash Lounge.
Whoa… this makes me nauseous…
<a href=”http://www.ritsumei.ac.jp/~akitaoka/rotsnake.gif”>http://www.ritsumei.ac.jp/~akitaoka/rotsnake.gif</a>
Author: JesterXL
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Good Aussie Rundown
Reading this makes me want to go back. He forgets to mention, at least the peeps I met, is the “underdog” attitude sometimes translates into a very outgoing, and welcoming atmosphere. Out of the hundreds I met, only 1 was a jerk… and that’s because I refused to go into his stripjoint.
<a href=”http://macrofun.pvpers.com/archives/000136.html”>Kill Da Aussie Hype</a>
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Showing MovieClip’s Class via Jaysapee (JSAPI): Failed…
Dude, I suck. I tried to take <a href=”http://www.ericd.net”>Eric D’s</a> idea (showing a MovieClip’s class name when you click on it) to fruition, but no dice…
This code works via the command menu:
<pre>var s = fl.getDocumentDOM().selection;
if(s == null){
fl.trace(“There is no FLA open.”);
}else if(s.length == 0){
fl.trace(“There is nothing selected.”);
}else if(s.length > 1){
fl.trace(“Code only shows class
of one thing selected.”);
}else{
fl.trace(“Class is: ” +
s[0].libraryItem.linkageClassName);
}</pre>
However, when I put a variant of it in a WindowSWF using MMExecute, no dice. If I had an event I could pass to the WindowSWF when something is selected on stage (instead of using onEnterFrame at 1fps, or using onMouseDown manually), or if I could hack the Properties Panel’s XUL… I could get it.Anyway, if anyone finds a way, Eric and I would be happy!
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My Man E
Added a new co-worker, the other Flash guy at my company. I don’t get to work with him much on projects, cause he’s on a totally other product we develop, but we still collaborate.
He’s a very valuable blog because he’s definately very programmer’ish, but was using Flash way back from the beginning, so knows how to apply a lot of today’s programming concepts in Flash based on experience.
<a href=”http://www.erikbianchi.com/”>Check him out</a>!