Javascript to Flash

Dear sir:
1. I find the following code is working with Aftereffect
but not flash cs5, According to the guide, this should work with
all the adobe cs5 product, please tell me why?
var text_file = fileGetDialog("Select a file : ","EggP aep");
text_file.open("r");
var bg=text_file.readln();
alert("bg: "+bg);
2. if a text file is write like this:
xCord 0.2 0.2
is there a way for Flash to read this text file and make "xCord" and "0.2" each become a
separate variable?
Thanks a lot!
Thanks a lot!
ZY Hsu

1. I might be wrong but that does not appear to be AS3 code. Maybe you are misinterpretting what you see regarding "all the cs5 product"
2. You can use String.split(" ") where String represents the text from the file. The result of that is an array of which you can assign the various elements to variables or just use directly from the array.

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Estoy usando javascript desde mi Flash 8 P. La
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El asunto es que este código tiene un comportamiento en
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Estimado Juan:
Muchas gracias por tu mensaje.
No soy un teórico de los lenguajes de programación
y seguro que sé mucho
menos que vos en este aspecto y en varios otros. Pertenezco a
una generación
reciente de programadores que no han pasado por la
educación formal pero que
tienen ya, a pesar de eso, algunos logros en su trabajo.
Sin confrontar, te voy a efectuar algunas preguntas y voy a
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orientados a objetos,
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(tal vez deberíamos
llamarla procedimiento) y que tampoco recibe parámetros.
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claro. El asunto es que void aparece en la definición de
la función, pero
nunca he visto que se utilice para llamar a la función.
De hecho, si la función open del objeto window no
retorna un valor en
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página en la que se use
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bien, estamos de
acuerdo en que es un error desde el punto de vista de la
sintaxis con que se
debe escribir la función y estamos de acuerdo en que
varios vicios de los
programadores se han ido consolidando con el tiempo, no
debería Flash
indicarme que hay un error en el modo en que coloco la
función, sobre todo
considerando que esta no funcionará correctamente en
algunos navegadores?
Estas son algunas de las preguntas que me hago.
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Federico
"Juan Muro" <[email protected]> escribió en el
mensaje de noticias
news:[email protected]...
> Ante todo mis excusas, Federico: Podría
interpretarse por el comienzo de
> mi anterior mensaje que te reprocho no estudiar, lo que
nunca fue mi
> intención. Pretendía con ello decir que este
es un problema bastante
> básico, pero mis palabras no fueron las correctas.
Repito, mil perdones.
> Precísamente porque la instrucción nativa void
indica que la función no
> retorna un valor, es por lo que es adecuada en este
caso. De otra manera
> el server puede (y debe) interpretar que existe un
objeto -en este caso un
> objeto ventana- esperando respuesta de la funcion.
> No es que los ingenieros programadores que hicieron
Flash no supieran de
> esto (no es cosa de flash en este caso sino del
javascript al que se llama
> desde una función de Flash), sino de la manera de
programar:
> A la manera ortodoxa, por decirlo así, de utilizar
los lenguajes de
> programación le llamamos 'strict data typing', o en
mal castellano 'tipado
> estricto de datos'. Mediante esta manera los
programadores nos obligamos a
> definir en las funciones el tipo de datos que manejamos
y los retornos de
> las funciones, so pena de obtener en los depuradores
(debugers) de los
> compiladores de código, unos errores que impiden la
compilación. ¿Para qué
> asumimos estas nuevas obligaciones?, pues precisamente
para detectar y
> poder evitar errores como el que comentamos.
> Pero algunos lenguajes de programación comenzaron
su andadura sin tener
> presente los estándares de programación, por
lo que la implementación del
> strict data typing era imposible. Action Script, por
ejemplo, solo lo
> consiguió a partir de la versión 2 del
lenguaje -con Macromedia Flash 8- y
> muchos otros andan aún en ello.
> Lo que sucedió durante la elaboración de IE es
algo tan confuso, y repleto
> de injerencias empresariales que nada tienen que ver con
los lenguajes de
> programación, que sería demasiado largo de
contar. No obstante
> desconocemos el código C++ en el que está
implementado IE, ya que forma
> parte del sistema operativo windows, con el que se haya
profusamente
> entrelazado, y no solo es secreto y privado sino
secretista y privativo.
> Mozilla Firefox interpreta bien tus intenciones de abrir
una nueva
> ventana, aunque hayas 'escrito mal' (de manera poco
ortodoxa, quiero
> decir) la instrucción. Esto sucede porque, hartos
de encontrarse con este
> problema, terminan por asumirlo e implementar en su
navegador el código
> que interpreta tu órden de la manera más
habitual, pero ello no significa
> que sea Mozilla el que funciona de la manera correcta
(de hecho es IE el
> que lo hace), sino que Mozilla ha tapado este parche tan
frecuente y ha
> asumido con ello una mala práxis de algunos
programadores.
> Salu2
> `8¬]
> Juan Muro
>
> "Federico" <[email protected]>
escribió en el mensaje de noticias
> news:[email protected]...
>> Estimado Juan:
>>
>> Te aseguro que estudio bastante, pero insisto en mi
teoría de que el
>> mundo de la programación es sumamente arduo. He
preguntado en foros dónde
>> hay personas que saben mucho más que yo y no
supieron qué decirme.
>> Conozco lo que hace la instrucción VOID, mi
pregunta es, y qué importa lo
>> que hace en este caso? Esa instrucción indica
que la función no retorna
>> un valor. Me pregunto si la gente que hizo Flash y
la que hizo IE no lo
>> saben, si la función no retorna un valor no me
explico porque tengo que
>> utilizar una instrucción que indique eso. Me
parece que es Mozilla el que
>> funciona de manera correcta.
>> Te mando un saludo.
>>
>>
>> Federico
>>
>>
>> "Juan Muro" <[email protected]> escribió
en el mensaje de noticias
>> news:[email protected]...
>>> No Federico, no es difícil, solo hay que
estudiar. El void es la orden
>>> de no retorno en muchos lenguajes de
programación, no solo en java y
>>> javascript. Con ella le indicamos a la
función que no tiene que
>>> devolvernos un valor de datos. Lo extraño
del caso es que la
>>> bien-interprete Microsoft, que siempre se ha
distinguido por su
>>> programación farragosa y su falta de
ortodoxia en las sintaxis de los
>>> lenguajes, y sin embargo sí que cuele en
Mozilla y otros, que respetan
>>> más los estándares.
>>> Ya ves que nada es verdad ni es mentira, todo se
ve según el color del
>>> cristal con que se mira.
>>> Salu2
>>> `8¬]
>>> Juan Muro
>>>
>>> "Federico" <[email protected]>
escribió en el mensaje de noticias
>>> news:[email protected]...
>>>> Juan:
>>>>
>>>> Mil gracias, justo ayer, después de dos
o tres semanas de investigar,
>>>> encontré a alguien en Internet dando el
mismo consejo que vos y así
>>>> pude resolver el problema. Que difícil
es programar no?
>>>> Saludos.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Federico
>>>>
>>>> "Juan Muro" <[email protected]>
escribió en el mensaje de noticias
>>>> news:[email protected]...
>>>>> Hola Federico:
>>>>> A la función de javascript le debes
meter un void para que no retorne
>>>>> datos de objeto, tal que, por ejmeplo,
así:
>>>>> on (release) {
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("javascript:void(window.open('../HTML/pop_up2.htm','popup','toolbar=no,menubar=no,scroll bars=no,resizable=no,width=400,height=550'))");
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>>>>> Salu2
>>>>> `8¬]
>>>>> Juan Muro
>>>>>
>>>>> "Federico"
<[email protected]> escribió en el mensaje de
>>>>> noticias
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>>>>>> Hola:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Estoy usando javascript desde mi
Flash 8 P. La instrucción es simple
>>>>>> y todos sabemos lo que hace:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
getURL("JavaScript:ventana=window.open('pagina.html')");
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Este código lo coloco en el
evento Press o Release de un botón.
>>>>>> El asunto es que este código
tiene un comportamiento en IE y otro,
>>>>>> por ejemplo, en SAFARI. El
comportamiento que espero es el que se
>>>>>> produce en SAFARI. El navegante
presiona el botón y se abre la
>>>>>> ventana nueva pero el Flash en el
que se encuentra el botón sigue
>>>>>> ahí.
>>>>>> En cambio, en IE, luego de presionar
el botón, además de abrirse la
>>>>>> ventana nueva, la ventana donde se
encuentra el botón carga una
>>>>>> página en blanco que sólo
dice [object]
>>>>>> Esto es un misterio y no sé
cómo resolverlo.
>>>>>> Cualquier comentario puede ayudarme.
>>>>>> Muchas gracias.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Federico
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>
>

Javascript - embed flash

I can embed the flash with UFO just fine but I can't stop it from looping. For some reason loop:"false" won't work

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" lang="en" xml:lang="en">
<head>
<title>Getting my flash on</title>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1" />
<script type="text/javascript" src="ufo.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
var FO = { movie:"gts1.swf", width:"350", height:"400", majorversion:"7", build:"0", wmode:"transparent", loop:"false"};
UFO.create(FO, "ufoDemo");
</script>
</head>
<body>
<div id="ufoDemo">
<p>Replacement content</p>
<p><a href="http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer"><img src="http://www.macromedia.com/images/shared/download_buttons/get_flash_player.gif" alt="Get macromedia Flash Player" style="border: none;" /></a></p>
</div>
</body>
</html>Edited by: shawgh on Oct 2, 2008 4:31 PM

shawgh wrote:
I know, they're similar so I was just hopingNo, they are not particularly similar at all (even if you claim that twice ;-)
Java and JavaScript are far more different than their names suggest. The main thing they have in common is a superficial similarity in syntax.

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Thanks

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Issues with JavaScript and Flash in Mozilla

I'm wondering if any of you have seen this, and if there's a
fix?
I have flash content that plays in both IE and Mozilla (read:
NS, FF), and I am able to send it commands to play, stop,
gotoFrame, etc. However, while in IE I am able to access
percentLoaded() from the flash object, in Mozilla, the javaScript
simply hangs. No errors, no crashes. Just stops. The rest of the
browser (and new javascript events) continue to function.. but the
original javascript is halted, like it's waiting for a response
that never comes. I have noted other methods where I am expecting
to get something /back/ from Flash also not working. Ideas?
Much thanks,
-Bez

You're welcome.
The only workarounds to this problem is going back to Safari 4,
You can revert to 4.0.5, instructions here.
http://appletoolbox.com/2010/06/downgrade-from-safari-5-0-to-safari-4-0-5/

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