Projects tagged ‘flash9’

Copyright (c) 2003-2009 "Onyx-VJ Team" which is comprised of: Daniel Hai Stefano Cottafavi All rights reserved. Licensed under the CREATIVE COMMONS Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 You ... [More] may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/us/ Please visit http://www.onyx-vj.com for more information [Less]

Haxe Graphical User Interface for the flash9 platform, is a set of classes working as widgets like flash/flex's components and windows. Currently the library contains the following widgets: Button ... [More] , Label, Input, Checkbox, Radiobox, Combobox, Slider, Scrollbar, Scrollpane, List, Tree, Popup-Menu, Window, ColoPicker Widgets are tweened and scripted, can be hard-coded or loaded from xml. You can see some samples on the blog at http://haxegui.blogspot.com/ A little usage sample: // WindowaManager is a singleton, can just as well call: // var window = new Window(flash.Lib.current, "Window", 120, 10); // var window = WindowManager.getInstance().addWindow (flash.Lib.current); window.init({name:"Window", x:120, y:10}); // var menubar = new Menubar (window, "Menubar", 10, 20); menubar.init(); // var toolbar = new Toolbar (window, "Toolbar", 10, 44); toolbar.init();will add a top-level window with a menubar and toolbar. Future Plans:Package for use with haxelib, better documentation and lingual support. Add more widgets: Tree, Datagrid, Tab navigation, Graph plotters, more containers. Layout managing, box-model. Validation, serialization of data and external interface communication. Extract rendering code to xml, to be exact, each widget should contain a reference to its rendering code (hscript), making it possible to use plugged-in rendering engines ( like vector / bitmap / scale9grid etc. ) GuiBuilder ofcourse. (For a more complete, mature library, you'll might want to checkout Aswing.) Demos \ SVN Compilation and running :About:The demos show the widget palette, a color picker, map-like drag control and xml loading & scripting. Dependencies:swfmill: The almighty http://swfmill.org/ needed for packaging assets and just for being cool and open-sourced. Assets have already been compiled in the demos. Haxe: Our Beloved compiler for generating everything else. haxelib: Some libs are needed for compiling: hscript, feffect (10x to http://filt3r.free.fr/index.php/ on both!) Compiling:On Linux, just type make in working directory. On Win32, take a look at the makefile until a proper batch script will be written This will call swfmill for linking assets and haxe for compiling, mainly App.hx which contains code for the Widget Playground and for loading the config.xml file, rest of the stuff is hscript, which "interpreters some code dynamically" see http://code.google.com/p/hscript/ for more. Update: As of SVN > ~r120, StyleManager was introduced, styles could be runtime-loaded, but the default style is compiled into the binary with haxe's resource-compiling. To generate the style, build the stylecompiler under the Tools directory, copy to somewhere in your path (~/bin/ on linux), and run it in assets/styles/ like this: stylecompiler default, to generate default_style.xml Running:Run main.swf in Flash Player >= 9. [Less]

Once Actionscript 3 came out, I dug right into it and had no problem making the migration from 2. My only complaints were the extremely long syntax, level management, and having to convert AS2 code to ... [More] AS3. Over the year I have gradually created classes that bring the syntax back to 2.0, without even realizing. This includes the depth control, automatic mouse and event attachments, Stage, and more. • You can write in AS2 or AS3 simultaneously. • Convert Flash 8 files to 9 easier. • Code as fast as you did in AS2 (My fave) • Eliminates the learning curve form AS2 to AS3. I know many Flash designers that are descent with AS2 and can't seem to make the migration. This will keep them moving with the times, and help them to learn AS3 and its unforgiving error handling goodness. [Less]

The "neash" library provides a compatibility layer to allow haXe programs to target neko, c++ and flash9, giving both web browser and stand-alone support. The API follows the flash9 API very closely ... [More] to allow easy porting from existing code. The neko and c++ implementations currently make use of the NME library, which in turn uses SDL. [Less]

gophrgophr is an actionscript 3 package designed to send and receive data between a flash 9 application and a web service. It currently uses SOAP as a way to exchange XML-based messages over HTTP. ... [More] gophr simplifies web service communication in AS3 by dynamically building the SOAP request, and sending it out for you. All you need to do is call the method(s) and wait for a response. [Less]

Main ActionScript 3.0 codebase for seantheflashguy.com online portfolioCheck out the project status updated regularly in the Wiki. Feel free to checkout a copy of the source from the Subversion ... [More] repository Send an email with thoughts, feedback, suggestions or questions. I am considering converting this portfolio over to also be an Apollo application when it is finished. Perhaps it would be cool to package the Apollo Runtime and my Portfolio on a miniature business card CD for potential clients. This could also help to give people a feel for what Apollo is. This will also help me understand how to get Apollo apps working from CD which may help for the FCF courseware application. Here are some additional links related to the project: URL: (staging area) http://seantheflashguy.com/flash/flash_index.html Blog: http://www.seantheflashguy.com/blog Contact: info@seantheflashguy.com [Less]

This is a haXe library. The project aims to create a compatibility layer allowing to write F9 code and compile it natively under Flash 9 and using a set of proxies under F8/F7/F6

Flash 9 Asteroids

AS3VAS3V is an ActionScript 3 Validator. It is a tool to check for syntactical correctness and matches code against a given set of rules. Code consistencyAS3V will help keeping code consistent by ... [More] forcing the author to follow coding conventions. The basic set of conventions AS3V will ship with are the Flex SDK Coding Conventions. You are free to extend the set of AS3V rules with own XPath expressions. [Less]

What is it ?FComponents is a set of useful and skinnable components for haXe : FLabel FTextInput FButton FCheckButton FRadioButton FListView FComboBox FProgressBar The components are very simple to ... [More] use. The project is open-sources and it's an alpha version. But the components are working correctly, are cross-flash-version (lol) (run on both Flash 8 and Flash 9) and are full skinnable thanks to SWFMill (support PNG, bitmap scale9Grid) Don't worry, I'll stop this once AsWING will be ported to haXe. DocumentationYou can find the documentation here. Comming soonScrollbar DataGrid TreeView Accordion TabControl Slider [Less]