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 Posted: Sun May 17, 2009 11:32 am Post subject: Help With Flash CS4 Please |
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Ok I am trying to make something in Flash(Developer) like buttons that do an assigned function when clicked, etc. I have a source from which I would like to code the buttons in, I have a Delphi 7 source and I was wondering if it is possible to put the same codes in the Flash buttons as I do for the Delphi buttons....
Example: For Delphi making a checkbox checked: | Code: | | Checkbox1.checked:=true; |
But when I try to use that for the Flash checkbox I get errors..... Is there a way I can implement my source from my Delphi source, so that way I would be able to use that code? Or do I have to use ActionScript? If I have to use ActionScript does anyone recommend a great tut for beginners?
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first you have to set instance name..
set it to checkBox1
then the code will be
| Code: | | checkBox1.selected = true; |
Also, what ActionScript are you talking about?
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| Epic Cat Garfield wrote: | first you have to set instance name..
set it to checkBox1
then the code will be
| Code: | | checkBox1.selected = true; |
Also, what ActionScript are you talking about? |
ActionScrpit 3.0 And can I use the codes that I use for Delphi?
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nope, actionscript is realy much different from delphi...
by the way, the question is stupid no language actually equals another
well..
C++ includes whole C
VB.Net invcludes whole VB
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| Epic Cat Garfield wrote: | nope, actionscript is realy much different from delphi...
by the way, the question is stupid no language actually equals another
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C++ includes whole C
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I don't think you understand what I'm asking, but I appreciate your help. I am asking can I implement a source from Delphi into Flash so I can use Delphi codes....Or no? Above was an example of a checked toggle in Pascal.
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Flash Action script is different than delphi.
you apply the codes to the objects like folders
lets say you wanted to run a function for a button
then you should call On(release) or On(press) { and your function here }
for tutorials about action script check on www.newgrounds.com search for action script tutorial, there are some interactive tutorials.
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| gogodr wrote: |
then you should call On(release) or On(press) { and your function here }
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not for AS3..
@OP
i still dont get what you want then
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| Epic Cat Garfield wrote: | | gogodr wrote: |
then you should call On(release) or On(press) { and your function here }
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not for AS3..
@OP
i still dont get what you want then |
>.>? sorry I got stuck with Action script 2.0
what he wants is to know if he can merge his Delphi code into the Action Script.
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This is one way to do it. You add a eventhandler/listener for the button and then you assign a function for it.
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Button1.addEventListener(
MouseEvent.MOUSE_UP,
function(evt:MouseEvent):void {
CheckBox1.selected = true;
}
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| Posted: Tue May 19, 2009 8:17 am Post subject: |
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I got this as a working onPress code
| Code: | btn1.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, mousePress);
function mousePress(evt:MouseEvent) {
trace('Penis'); //your code instead
} |
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Gives out a message on compiler (so only on test run not on swf)
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| Epic Cat Garfield wrote: | | Gives out a message on compiler (so only on test run not on swf) |
Aha. So it's prints the text to the debug console? So that you can see that it has reached the code block which traces the text.
Also has this thread been answered yet?
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Good question, i still dont get what OP realy wants to know..
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