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Essential ActionScript 2.0
Essential ActionScript 2.0
ISBN: 0596006527
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2004
Pages: 177
Authors:
Colin Moock
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Essential ActionScript 2.0
Table of Contents
Copyright
Foreword
Preface
This Book Wants You
What This Book Is Not
Who Should (and Shouldn t) Read This Book
ActionScript 2.0 Versus ActionScript 1.0
Deciphering Flash Versions
Example Files and Resources
Typographical Conventions
Using Code Examples
We d Like to Hear from You
Acknowledgments
Part I: The ActionScript 2.0 Language
Chapter 1. ActionScript 2.0 Overview
1.1 ActionScript 2.0 Features
1.2 Features Introduced by Flash Player 7
1.3 Flash MX 2004 Version 2 Components
1.4 ActionScript 1.0 and 2.0 in Flash Player 6 and 7
1.5 Let s Go OOP
Chapter 2. Object-Oriented ActionScript
2.1 Procedural Programming and Object-Oriented Programming
2.2 Key Object-Oriented Programming Concepts
2.3 But How Do I Apply OOP?
2.4 On with the Show
Chapter 3. Datatypes and Type Checking
3.1 Why Static Typing?
3.2 Type Syntax
3.3 Compatible Types
3.4 Built-in Dynamic Classes
3.5 Circumventing Type Checking
Day Day Up
3.7 Datatype Information for Built-in Classes
3.8 ActionScript 2.0 Type Checking Gotchas
3.9 Up Next: Creating Classes-Your Own Datatypes
Chapter 4. Classes
4.1 Defining Classes
4.2 Constructor Functions (Take 1)
4.3 Properties
4.4 Methods
4.5 Constructor Functions (Take 2)
4.6 Completing the Box Class
4.7 Putting Theory into Practice
Chapter 5. Authoring an ActionScript 2.0 Class
5.1 Class Authoring Quick Start
5.2 Designing the ImageViewer Class
5.3 ImageViewer Implementation (Take 1)
5.4 Using ImageViewer in a Movie
5.5 ImageViewer Implementation (Take 2)
5.6 ImageViewer Implementation (Take 3)
5.7 Back to the Classroom
Chapter 6. Inheritance
6.1 A Primer on Inheritance
6.2 Subclasses as Subtypes
6.3 An OOP Chat Example
6.4 Overriding Methods and Properties
6.5 Constructor Functions in Subclasses
6.6 Subclassing Built-in Classes
6.7 Augmenting Built-in Classes and Objects
6.8 The Theory of Inheritance
6.9 Abstract and Final Classes Not Supported
6.10 Let s Try Inheritance
Chapter 7. Authoring an ActionScript 2.0 Subclass
7.1 Extending ImageViewer s Capabilities
7.2 The ImageViewerDeluxe Skeleton
7.3 Adding setPosition( ) and setSize( ) Methods
7.4 Autosizing the Image Viewer
7.5 Using ImageViewerDeluxe
7.6 Moving Right Along
Chapter 8. Interfaces
8.1 The Case for Interfaces
8.2 Interfaces and Multidatatype Classes
8.3 Interface Syntax and Use
8.4 Multiple Type Inheritance with Interfaces
8.5 Up Next, Packages
Chapter 9. Packages
9.1 Package Syntax
9.2 Defining Packages
9.3 Package Access and the Classpath
9.4 Simulating Packages in ActionScript 1.0
9.5 Just a Little More Theory
Chapter 10. Exceptions
10.1 The Exception-Handling Cycle
10.2 Handling Multiple Types of Exceptions
10.3 Exception Bubbling
10.4 The finally Block
10.5 Nested Exceptions
10.6 Control Flow Changes in trycatchfinally
10.7 Limitations of Exception Handling in ActionScript 2.0
10.8 From Concepts to Code
Part II: Application Development
Chapter 11. An OOP Application Framework
11.1 The Basic Directory Structure
11.2 The Flash Document (.fla file)
11.3 The Classes
11.4 The Document Timeline
11.5 The Exported Flash Movie (.swf file)
11.6 Projects in Flash MX Professional 2004
11.7 Let s See It in Action
Chapter 12. Using Components with ActionScript 2.0
12.1 Currency Converter Application Overview
12.2 Preparing the Flash Document
12.3 The CurrencyConverter Class
12.4 Handling Component Events
12.5 Components Complete
Chapter 13. MovieClip Subclasses
13.1 The Duality of MovieClip Subclasses
13.2 Avatar: A MovieClip Subclass Example
13.3 Avatar: The Composition Version
13.4 Issues with Nested Assets
13.5 A Note on MovieClip Sub-subclasses
13.6 Curiouser and Curiouser
Chapter 14. Distributing Class Libraries
14.1 Sharing Class Source Files
14.2 Sharing Classes Without Sharing Source Files
14.3 Solving Real OOP Problems
Part III: Design Pattern Examples in ActionScript 2.0
Chapter 15. Introduction to Design Patterns
15.1 Bring on the Patterns
Chapter 16. The Observer Design Pattern
16.1 Implementing Observer in ActionScript 2.0
16.2 Logger: A Complete Observer Example
16.3 Memory Management Issues with Observer
16.4 Beyond Observer
Chapter 17. The Singleton Design Pattern
17.1 Implementing Singleton in ActionScript 2.0
17.2 The Singleton Pattern in the Logger Class
17.3 Singleton Versus Class Methods and Class Properties
17.4 A Warning Against Singletons as Globals
17.5 On to User Interfaces
Chapter 18. The Model-View-Controller Design Pattern
18.1 The General Architecture of MVC
18.2 A Generalized MVC Implementation
18.3 An MVC Clock
18.4 Further Exploration
Chapter 19. The Delegation Event Model
19.1 Structure and Participants
19.2 The Flow of Logic
19.3 Core Implementation
19.4 NightSky: A Delegation Event Model Example
19.5 Other Event Architectures in ActionScript
19.6 From Some Place to Some OtherPlace
Part IV: Appendixes
Appendix A. ActionScript 2.0 Language Quick Reference
A.1 Global Properties
A.2 Global Functions
Appendix B. Differences from ECMAScript Edition 4
Colophon
Index
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Essential ActionScript 2.0
ISBN: 0596006527
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2004
Pages: 177
Authors:
Colin Moock
BUY ON AMAZON
CompTIA Project+ Study Guide: Exam PK0-003
Project Initiation
Schedule Planning
Other Planning Processes
Project Control
Appendix B Standard IT Project Documents
C++ GUI Programming with Qt 3
Creating Dialogs
Integrating Custom Widgets with Qt Designer
Multiple Document Interface
Graphics with QCanvas
Databases
Introduction to 80x86 Assembly Language and Computer Architecture
Elements of Assembly Language
Basic Instructions
Decimal Arithmetic
Appendix B Useful MS-DOS Commands
Appendix C MASM 6.11 Reserved Words
After Effects and Photoshop: Animation and Production Effects for DV and Film, Second Edition
Exaggeration Equals Characterization
Rotoscoping Techniques with Photoshop
Matte and Keying Plug-ins
Static Matte Painting in Photoshop
Atmosphere, Film, and Noise Effects
File System Forensic Analysis
Analysis Basics
Summary
MFT Concepts
Content Category
Bibliography
Special Edition Using FileMaker 8
FileMaker Extra: Indexing in FileMaker
Creating and Managing Layouts
Troubleshooting
Understanding How and Where Calculations Are Used
Exporting Related Fields
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