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Say you’ve got a function that takes some built-in kind of parameter. You need to make that function work?even for an object (which has a data member of that built-in
Say you’ve got a function that takes some built-in kind of parameter. You need to make that function work?even for an object (which has a data member of that built-in
n this article I will discuss the similarities and differences between ActionScript and JSFL. We will also briefly show you how to write your own JSFL scripts and how to
s with the release of any new version of a software product, Macromedia Flash MX 2004 introduces a host of features. The most significant of these is what Macromedia calls
eet the History Panel and read how it can help you learn the basics of JSFL. I will also show you how to make your own Panels based around Flash
SFL is based around a Document Object Model (DOM) that exposes a hierarchy of Objects, which represent the structure of a Flash document in the form of a hierarchical tree,
hen developing your Flash extensions, it is sometimes necessary to provide a dialog box that will prompt the user to make a choice or customise settings in an intuitive and