It's slower to call a function this way than calling it directly?
What I'm wondering is if the function names are all hashed, so calling it with bracket and string would just be a hash look up or is flash actually iterating through all the function names (and maybe all variable names) and doing string comparison to find the right function to call.
I have a variable in the _root called section.Now I want to call hemmaAnimation(); within a the global function (see below).So I set the section variable to hemma & tried these:
_global.sectionAnimation = function(){
this[section+"Animation"]();
};
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but no luck.
This one has been puzzling me for ages... I've been using a lot of friends of ed books and noticed that a lot of them use the following:
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I am running into problems with a custom class I have written. I did a search on the error message here, but didn't find a solution that quite fit what was going on. I think my problem is in how I'm tying the class to the movie script in the library, but I'm not sure.
I have a MovieClip symbol in the library named nav1. It is set to export, with the class name being nav1, and the base class being the custom class I created. In the base class I have a function:
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Say I have a class B that extends class A.In class A, I have a variable that I've declared to be a function, which gets defined in the constructor. Now, in class B, is there any way to reference that function with the use of super.functionName()?
View 1 Repliespackage attached to my button MC contains
Code:
package classes.ui
{
import flash.display.*;
import flash.events.*;
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I get: TypeError:Error #1006: init is not a function.
TypeError: Error #1006: functionName is not a function. at MethodInfo-147() I'm basically getting this error message everytime I try to call a function from another SWF. I followed FrodoBaggins example to Access a loaded SWF, I have two files. In the first one (lets call it a.FLA, there's a function called functionName in the first frame of the timeline. The second file is a class (lets call it b.AS, which taget is b.FLA), from where I want to call functionName from a.FLA... this is what I did:
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I'm trying to use ExternalInterface.Call to call a JavaScript function to launch a lightbox window. So far I have this:
AS3:
flash.external.ExternalInterface.call("launchLB", "" + aUrl + "");
JavaScript:
function launchLB(url) {
alert(url);
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I get the alert but I can't get the lightbox window to display. When my as code makes the ExternalInterface call I get what looks like a page refresh and a blank browser window.
I have an enterFrame action that I use on a graphic:
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Because I want to use the above code more than a few times, I tried to make it a function.
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But for some reason the function call does not work when I call it via an action on a graphic where initially the code worked when it was explicitly written and not called as a function.
Code:
onClipEvent (enterFrame) {
fadeOut();
}
why this is not working.I have an application with a new class I just created. The class loads, but will not call it's own internal function.
package com.parkerandkent.components.classic.photogallery {
import caurina.transitions.Tweener;
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"Test 2" will not fire here.And I get this error message:
CallTag.as , Line 10 1180: Call to a possibly undefined method init.
I need to get a javascript var in my Flash application. I like to be able to just set a variable in the javascript (client constraints) rather than define a function.
Can this be done? I am trying to use the ExternalInterface.call()
AS:
ExternalInterface.call("function(){return window.someVar}", null);
JS:
var someVar = "Test";
This does not work and I suspect it is because the ExternalInterface.call() does not like the anonymous function.
I have a function defined in JavaScript like so:
function fadeBack() {
alert("fadeBack called");
};
I call that function from my Flash file like so:
import flash.external.*;
flash.external.ExternalInterface.call("fadeBack");
This works in both Safari and Chrome, but for some reason Firefox won't ever call the function. Still, I can't figure this out. How can I fix it?
Does anyone know if there is a way to call a dispatchEvent call from inside of a static function?
View 2 Replieshave a node that has an asfunction embedded - won't work. if I change the a href to a web page- it works fine. If I try to call a custom function it doesn't call it at all.
View 1 RepliesI have a function in Flex which has three function in it.
public function update():void
{
A(); \Dispatches a event with Remote Call
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is it possible to write a function to move an object and then call that function on a clip event for instance
function (bounce){
script;
script;
}
and then call it by saying
on(mouseOver){
this.bounce;
}
is it possible to store a list of params needed for a function in an array and then use that in a funciton call?
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or something like that?? Prob have to iterate the array but how do i get the params into the function call? Is this even possible?
How create baseurl function in flash and how i call that function in button script
View 1 RepliesI have this code but I cannot work out how to fill in function parameters based on an array and it's length, see line 7
[AS]
import com.robertpenner.easing.Cubic;
MovieClip.prototype.framesTimeout = function(func:Function, frames:Number, args:Array) {
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Is it possible to call a function and fill in the parameters based on an array and it's length?
I have an AS3 program that calls a function multiple times. The function must return multiple variables, so I created a class for the function to declare an object containing all of these variables. For example, here's my class:
package
{
public class PER
{
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Let's say the calling program calls the function, which returns the variables into data_set1 (where data_set1 depends on input variables arg1, arg2, arg3) using:
var data_set1:PER = function_name(arg1, arg2, arg3);
The calling program does some stuff, then calls the function again, but returns the variables into a new variable name, data_set2:
var data_set2:PER = function_name(arg4, arg5, arg6);
My intention is that data_set1 and data_set2 are different (e.g. not linked together).
My question is, given that arrays are passed by reference, will data_set1 be modified to agree with data_set2 upon the 2nd function call? Why or why not?
I'm using this code to call a actionscript 3 function through javascript
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and I want to call the acrionscript 3 function from a javascript function, but not on a button action.
actionscript code:
//call to javascript
ExternalInterface.call("sendToJavaScript");
//call from javascript
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this is the function i want to turn in to a static function. just dont know how to make it a static function and call it from other classes. i think this would have its own file.
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var speed:int = 4;
addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME,MoveRight);
function MoveRight(event:Event):void{
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How could i call the same function within a function AND when listening for an event?
would something likt this:
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I have taken variable in one function and want to use that value in another function.
View 2 Replieslet's say I have 3 functions like this.
ActionScript Code:
function function1(e:event):void{
//code
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Can I somehow, stop the enter frame in function 2 with some code in function3? I know that is not the better practice, but in this case is really needful to have a function inside another.
how can i can call a function only when i enter 1 determineted function?
View 2 RepliesI am trying to create a payment calculator and my final calculation is returning this error code. This is my code...
ActionScript Code:
onEnterFrame = function(){
pay2 = (1+(number3/12));
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I have a question: How i make (if it's possible to do this) to call a function after another function is finished. I have 4 function:
Code:
function tween1 () {
//some tweens
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I have made a simply condition calling a constructor of a class. Today I had to add an "else if", what caused the compilator to show me "A function call on a non-function was attempted."...
Code:
function loadIt() {
if (var1 == "1") {[code]....
