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so my array is longer but u get the point. i want it to whenever i click on any letter, cause they are all on buttons, the one i clicked dissapears. i dont know how to work splice with the "i" variable,
I am trying to remove an element from an array by using splice like:
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myArray[1].splice(2,1);
This works & finds the element I am looking for but it doesn't really remove the element but it will just insert a blank object instead. Am I doing something wrong here. How would I "really" remove the element, meaning that the Array would become shorter?
From what I know the whole idea behind having collection classes is introduce extra wrapper methods which will be handy for developers.
Then why does ArrayCollection in Flex not seem to have some methods that array has.
ArrayCollection does not have a copy, concat, join or splice methods which return a new array so we need to do the copy manually?
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What I am trying to do is splice the array at the right time in my code so it will disappear from my array- and the affect would be the returnRandom() function won't return that same item ever again. [url]...
Is it me or the indexs in the array are not valid after using splice?
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var arr:Array=new Array(3);
arr[0]=porsh;//car objects..not implemented here just for exemple
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i am loading in and xml file based on the structure below...
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So what i am trying to do is to Splice the array into 2 parts, all the question ID's that are A and all that are B for for example are placed into 2 new array's like so:
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but i am having problems with the code below trying to splice them and seperate them,
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I am working on a basic game in order to practice my AS3 coding skills. The point I am at is that when my enemies (Falling vertically down) touch the bottom of the stage I want to make all enemies in all of my arrays be removed. Now, the code below works perfect for that description of what I want, but it does not remove everything at the same time. Instead it does not remove all of them at the same time, and it's very noticable. As in there is about a 3-4 second gap between when the first dissapears and when the last does.
So will I need to completely optimize my entire project, or is that any way I can do this process that is more efficient? Also what are your thought on just changing all of the enemies y coordinates to -100 or something at first, and then removing them while they are off the stage?
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have an array that's loosely packed - is there a way to splice (or otherwise cut out) an object from the array?
View 1 RepliesI'm trying to remove items from an array but its not working like its supposed to.Here is my code:
for(var i:uint = 0;i<OrderModel.getInstance().orders.length; i++){
if (OrderModel.getInstance().orders[i].time == hour){
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it deletes all the items but 1. I allways have one item left wich should be deleted but it isnt.
is array.splice equal to displaycontainer.removechild?
View 1 RepliesI have an unordered ever-changing array that looks something like this:
12,23,1,4,11
I just want to basically tell the code to remove a specific item, let's say "23". But since the array is constantly changing length, I can't use splice.I also can't have any gaps, such as "12,,1,4,11". It must return "12,1,4,11".And on a related note, can I then check if this array has the same content of numbers as another array (and do I have to put them both in numeric order before it can perform the check, or doesn't it matter that they're not in the same order, as long as they have the same contents)?
I am trying to replace an Object inside my nested array (colArray) by using splice, the object acts as my player and will need to maneuver around the Array it's in. The Problem is splice doesn't appear to be showing anything in return, it comes up with an error saying: Cannot access a property or method of a null object reference.What am i doing wrong ? And how would i go with moving my playerObject around the array?
var gridContainerMC:MovieClip = new MovieClip();
var gridSize:Array = [col,row]; //Rows, Columns
var gridArray:Array = new Array();
var col:Number = 44;
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I have an array with many values pushed into it (happen to be names of objects). I am using a for loop to check all of the objects (by index number) for collisions, etc. Periodically, depending on a condition, I want to remove the currently checked object's name from the array list. I noticed that there is a problem if I immediately splice the checked name from the list. Namely, the list gets shorter, which is what I want, but not until I'm done checking all objects. Is it a good idea to solve the issue by incrementing i-- after the splice? I do this so that the object that used to be next in the list doesn't get skipped.It seems to work very well but I want to know if this is a lame/problematic solution and if there are any better ways of dealing with it
for (i=0;i<myarray.length;i++){
var ob=myarray[i]
//any old condition
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I have a drag and drop game. You listen to a sound for exampl "bread" You proceed to drag that mc to a box. If it is the right object I want to remove that mc and splice the array so it doesn't choose that object anymore. However I have notices two things.
When I splice(0) a specific element - then nothing works. When I splice the cuurent indexed element ie: the last element to get right - it doesn't actually remove it from the array. I have highlighted the key code parts.
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I have tried to create a simple Hangman game, it works great, but I have two problems. Number one, the course I�m taking requires that there should be an if else statement in the actionscript programming (in an appropriate manner in connection with the user interaction) and I realy don�t know how to fix that. I�m tearing my hair. Number 2 Preferably I would like the program, alternating between several different words.
stop();
okey._visible=false;
akey._visible=false;
pkey._visible=false;
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I notice that about 4 times through out, who ever coded it used letters in addition to numbers in an arrays position.
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risksArray["r"+element.@riskCode] = whatever;
but throughout the whole thing, he always refers to the array positions the same way.. so I can't figure out why he would possibly just add an r to the beginning like that.How does that work? Why would someone do it?
I have an Array of objects that each have a Name and a Score. I can sort the Array with '.sortOn()' by the object's Name or the Score, but when I sort by the Score, if some Names have the same Score, they don't list Alphabetically within that Score.
The following code shows what I mean. The Names with a Score of 50 are together when listed by Score, but they are not Alphabetical. How do I combine both ways of sorting?
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I'm working on a for-fun project where I have a bunch of letters, in a row, that are jumbled. What is supposed to happen is that if you press one of the letters, then press another, and it is supposed to tween the two of them to the others position. For some reason though, the tween doesn't seem to be working (Since there are about 12 or 13 letters, I was planning on temporarily placing the two to be tweened into an array, and then tween them via the array)
Here is my ActionScript Code:
import flash.events.MouseEvent
import flash.geom.Point
import com.greensock.TweenLite;
import com.greensock.easing.*;
var tempPoint:Point = new Point(0,0);
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I would like to parse some User Input Text into individual letters (probably using an array so the letters can be used and changed easily). The goal is to create an encryption flash script, which will take in a user input sentence, and spit out a jumble of "random" letters with a 4-Digit code. The end-user then takes the jumble, puts it in to the box, punches in the 4-Digit Code, and decrypts the message. I understand there may be ActionCrypt and stuff, but I'd enjoy attempting this myself. I have all the other data I need (translating letters in an array into numbers, jumbling the numbers, turning those numbers into letters, and then allowing the end-user to enter those and reverse-engineer the original sentence).
All in all, I only need the code to parse input text (in this case, and for the easiest idea, lets say 10 letter maximum) into an array of individual letters per sector.To make this easy for me to understand, I'll give you some variables to work with, so if you post code, I understand what you mean with the variables:
input_txt = User Input Box
encrypt_btn = The button one will press, and thus make the (hopefully new) sentence be parsed into an array
So pretty much, I'm assuming the code will begin with the encrypt buttons AS:
"this.on(Release) = function()"
That's the way I imagine it at least... If any of you have an extremely advanced way, that's fine by me. Use all the variables you want, array names.... everything!
I'm trying to dynamically build this structure from my XML file:
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Now I know how to parse the XML file, but I'm just confused how I should build the array described above using this XML file.
I have created a game in which the user controls a object which moves across the bottom of the screen firing bullets at fish which randomly swim across the screen. My problem however is that when the timer runs out some of the fish stay on the screen instead of disappearing, I have tried everything to make them all go away but I always end up with one or two which stay stuck and remain there no matter what the user does. My code for the balloons moving n disappearing is as follows:
function moveBalloons() {
// loop through balloons in array
for(i=balloons.length-1;i>=0;i--) {
// get speed and clip
dx = balloons[i].d;
balloon = _root[balloons[i].clip];
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I was wondering how I could build an array like this:
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var songs:Array = new Array(
[playList: listName[song: songName, src: songSrc],[song: songName, src: songSrc],[song: songName, src: songSrc]],
[playList: listName[song: songName, src: songSrc],[song: songName, src: songSrc],[song: songName, src: songSrc]],
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its just right now i have two arrays but the songs array isnt separated by anything..any ideas??
Can I call a function when building an array in Flex 3?
public function gridBuilder(myArray:Array):void {
var i:uint;
for (i=0; i<myArray.length; i++){
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MyArray is the result of a remote call to the database. I then prepare the array to be used in a dataGrid. I also want to call a function that provides a grade. Unfortunately, my function appears to be called only once. Is it possible to call a function when you're building an array? see the "Grade:" bit.
I have a movie which is serving as a button.When you rollover the image, it grows, and stops.When you rollOut, it shrinks, and stops.This code works fine. The Problem:When you scroll the mouse over quickly, the animation get stuck and doesn't execute the rollOut code.This is most likely because the first rollOver action hasn't yet completed.Here's my code:
thumb_test_4.onRollOver=function () {
this.gotoAndPlay(2);
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I'm using the .unshift method therefore the newest values go into [0] and the rest are pushed down.
What is a good method to remove a value from an array once it has passed a certain length? For example i only want my array to hold 5 values.
Also, is there a method for clearing the entire array, ie removing all values? Or will i have to manually change all the values with a loop?
I'm having trouble building functions ("seeText", and "seeList") to add and remove a reloadable text field and a reloadable list
here are my errors
1136: Incorrect number of arguments. Expected 1. seeText();
1136: Incorrect number of arguments. Expected 1. seeText();
1180: Call to a possibly undefined method seeList. seeList();
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where am I wrong trying to remove non integers ?
vergelijk = [undefined, NaN, 1.076, 0.175, more Numbers..]
clean = function () {
for (c=0; c<vergelijk.length; c++) {[code].........
I have been reading a bunch of things to try to understand it but I am currently having some intelligentcy difficulties...
Note: splice() with regards to arrays
If I have an array
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Then secondPosition is them temp[5] instead of temp[6]...since one has been removed from the array. I have been writing:
temp.splice(firstPosition,1);
temp.splice(secondPosition-1,1);
I don't think this is right...especially if secondPosition is at the beginning of the the "temp" array (i.e. temp[0]). Is there a way to remove two items at once from an array, if they are not side-by-side??
I'm working on an application for a company that wants to create a service for their users. This company currently offers videos that are around 1.5 hours in length, and the service they want to integrate is the ability for the user to 'record' clips of this larger video to create, essentially, a highlight reel. The end result of this service would be a 3 minute video of the user's favorite parts of a huge 1.5 hour long video. Make sense?
For the sake of simplicity in asking my question, imagine the user interaction to be very basic. The user watches the video, he/she can press 'record' to record a clip of the master video. Now... I'm already aware of FLVslicer by Thibault at ByteArray, but I've thought surely there is some other approach to recording / splicing / merging FLV clips than just this guy's framework.
And so finally, my question is: do any of you have insight as to how I might investigate the best way to create this functionality aside from using FLVslicer?
