ActionScript 3.0 Cookbook: Solutions for Flash Platform and Flex Application Developers - page 1
- ActionScript 3.0 Cookbook
- ActionScript 3.0 Cookbook
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- Chapter 1. ActionScript Basics
- Section 1.0. Introduction
- Recipe 1.1. Creating an ActionScript Project
- Recipe 1.2. Customizing the Properties of an Application
- Recipe 1.3. Where to Place ActionScript Code
- Recipe 1.4. How to Trace a Message
- Recipe 1.5. Handling Events
- Recipe 1.6. Responding to Mouse and Key Events
- Recipe 1.7. Using Mathematical Operators
- Recipe 1.8. Checking Equality or Comparing Values
- Recipe 1.9. Performing Actions Conditionally
- Recipe 1.10. Performing Complex Conditional Testing
- Recipe 1.11. Repeating an Operation Many Times
- Recipe 1.12. Repeating a Task over Time
- Recipe 1.13. Creating Reusable Code
- Recipe 1.14. Generalizing a Method to Enhance Reusability
- Recipe 1.15. Exiting a Method
- Recipe 1.16. Obtaining the Result of a Method
- Recipe 1.17. Handling Errors
- Chapter 2. Custom Classes
- Section 2.0. Introduction
- Recipe 2.1. Creating a Custom Class
- Recipe 2.2. Determining Where to Save a Class
- Recipe 2.3. Creating Properties That Behave As Methods
- Recipe 2.4. Creating Static Methods and Properties
- Recipe 2.5. Creating Subclasses
- Recipe 2.6. Implementing Subclass Versions of Superclass Methods
- Recipe 2.7. Creating Constants
- Recipe 2.8. Dispatching Events
- Chapter 3. Runtime Environment
- Section 3.0. Introduction
- Recipe 3.1. Detecting the Player Version
- Recipe 3.2. Detecting the Operating System
- Recipe 3.3. Checking the Player Type
- Recipe 3.4. Checking the System Language
- Recipe 3.5. Detecting Display Settings
- Recipe 3.6. Scaling the Movie
- Recipe 3.7. Changing the Alignment
- Recipe 3.8. Hiding the Flash Player s Menu Items
- Recipe 3.9. Detecting the Device s Audio Capabilities
- Recipe 3.10. Detecting the Device s Video Capabilities
- Recipe 3.11. Prompting the User to Change Player Settings
- Recipe 3.12. Dealing with System Security
- Chapter 4. Numbers and Math
- Section 4.0. Introduction
- Recipe 4.1. Representing Numbers in Different Bases
- Recipe 4.2. Converting Between Different Number Systems
- Recipe 4.3. Rounding Numbers
- Recipe 4.4. Inserting Leading or Trailing Zeros or Spaces
- Recipe 4.5. Formatting Numbers for Display Without a Mask
- Recipe 4.6. Formatting Currency Amounts
- Recipe 4.7. Generating a Random Number
- Recipe 4.8. Simulating a Coin Toss
- Recipe 4.9. Simulating Dice
- Recipe 4.10. Simulating Playing Cards
- Recipe 4.11. Generating a Unique Number
- Recipe 4.12. Converting Angle Measurements
- Recipe 4.13. Calculating the Distance Between Two Points
- Recipe 4.14. Determining Points Along a Circle
- Recipe 4.15. Converting Between Units of Measurement
- Chapter 5. Arrays
- Section 5.0. Introduction
- Recipe 5.1. Adding Elements to the Start or End of an Array
- Recipe 5.2. Looping Through an Array
- Recipe 5.3. Searching for Matching Elements in an Array
- Recipe 5.4. Removing Elements
- Recipe 5.5. Inserting Elements in the Middle of an Array
- Recipe 5.6. Converting a String to an Array
- Recipe 5.7. Converting an Array to a String
- Recipe 5.8. Creating a Separate Copy of an Array
- Recipe 5.9. Storing Complex or Multidimensional Data
- Recipe 5.10. Sorting or Reversing an Array
- Recipe 5.11. Implementing a Custom Sort
- Recipe 5.12. Randomizing the Elements of an Array
- Recipe 5.13. Getting the Minimum or Maximum Element
- Recipe 5.14. Comparing Arrays
