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CONTENTS ACTIONSCRIPT PROGRAMMING 3.0 TUTORIAL About this manual Using this manual Accessing ActionScript documentation ActionScript learning resources Chapter 1: Introduction to ActionScript 3.0 About ActionScript Advantages of ActionScript 3.0 What’s new in ActionScript 3.0 Core language features Flash Player API features Compatibility with previous versions Chapter 2: Getting started with ActionScript Programming fundamentals What computer programs do Variables and constants Data types Working with objects Properties Methods Events Basic event handling Examining the event-handling process Event-handling examples Creating object instances Common program elements Example: Animation portfolio piece Building applications with ActionScript Options for organizing your code Choosing the right tool The ActionScript development process Creating your own classes Strategies for designing a class Writing the code for a class Suggestions for organizing your classes Example: Creating a basic application Running subsequent examples Chapter 3: ActionScript language and syntax Language overview Objects and classes Packages and namespaces Packages Namespaces Variables Data types Type checking Dynamic classes Data type descriptions Type conversions ActionScript Programming Tutorial Good Action Script 3.0 tutorials pdf Software Flash user guide Manuals movieclip sound text free Help me buttons animation Bible Adobe Table of Contents Syntax Operators Conditionals Looping Functions Basic function concepts Function parameters Functions as objects Function scope Chapter 4: Object-oriented programming in ActionScript Basics of object-oriented programming Classes Class definitions Class property attributes Variables Methods Enumerations with classes Embedded asset classes Interfaces Inheritance Advanced topics Example: GeometricShapes Chapter 5: Working with dates and times Basics of dates and times Managing calendar dates and times Controlling time intervals Example: Simple analog clock Chapter 6: Working with strings Basics of strings Creating strings The length property Working with characters in strings Comparing strings Obtaining string representations of other objects Concatenating strings Finding substrings and patterns in strings Converting strings between uppercase and lowercase Example: ASCII art Chapter 7: Working with arrays Basics of arrays Indexed arrays Associative arrays Multidimensional arrays Cloning arrays Advanced topics Example: PlayList Chapter 8: Handling errors Basics of error handling Types of errors Error handling in ActionScript 3.0 ActionScript 3.0 error-handling elements Error-handling strategies Working with the debugger version of Flash Player Handling synchronous errors in an application Creating custom error classes Responding to error events and status Comparing the Error classes ECMAScript core Error classes ActionScript core Error classes flash.error package Error classes Example: CustomErrors application Chapter 9: Using regular expressions Basics of regular expressions Regular expression syntax Creating an instance of a regular expression Characters, metacharacters, and metasequences Character classes Quantifiers Alternation Groups Flags and properties Methods for using regular expressions with strings Example: A Wiki parser Chapter 10: Handling events Basics of handling events How ActionScript 3.0 event handling differs from earlier versions The event flow Event objects Event listeners Example: Alarm Clock Chapter 11: Working with XML Basics of XML The E4X approach to XML processing XML objects XMLList objects Initializing XML variables Assembling and transforming XML objects Traversing XML structures Using XML namespaces XML type conversion Reading external XML documents Example: Loading RSS data from the Internet Chapter 12: Display programming Basics of display programming Core display classes Advantages of the display list approach Working with display objects Properties and methods of the DisplayObject class Adding display objects to the display list Working with display object containers Traversing the display list Setting Stage properties Handling events for display objects Choosing a DisplayObject subclass Manipulating display objects Changing position Panning and scrolling display objects Manipulating size and scaling objects Controlling distortion when scaling Caching display objects When to enable caching Enabling bitmap caching Setting an opaque background color Applying blending modes Adjusting DisplayObject colors Setting color values with code Altering color and brightness effects with code Rotating objects Fading objects Masking display objects Animating objects Loading display content dynamically Loading display objects Monitoring loading progress Specifying loading context Example: SpriteArranger Chapter 13: Working with geometry Basics of geometry Using Point objects Using Rectangle objects Using Matrix objects Example: Applying a matrix transformation to a display object Chapter 14: Using the drawing API Basics of using the drawing API Understanding the Graphics class Drawing lines and curves Drawing shapes using built-in methods Creating gradient lines and fills Using the Math class with drawing methods Animating with the drawing API Example: Algorithmic Visual Generator Chapter 15: Filtering display objects Basics of filtering display objects Creating and applying filters Creating a new filter Applying a filter How filters work Potential issues for working with filters Available display filters Bevel filter Blur filter Drop shadow filter Glow filter Gradient bevel filter Gradient glow filter Example: Combining basic filters Color matrix filter Convolution filter Displacement map filter Example: Filter Workbench Chapter 16: Working with movie clips Basics of movie clips Working with MovieClip objects Controlling movie clip playback Working with scenes Creating MovieClip objects with ActionScript Exporting library symbols for ActionScript Loading an external SWF file Example: RuntimeAssetsExplorer Chapter 17: Working with text Basics of working with text Displaying text Types of text Modifying the text field contents Displaying HTML text Using images in text fields Scrolling text in a text field Selecting and manipulating text Capturing text input Restricting text input Formatting text Assigning text formats Applying cascading style sheets Loading an external CSS file Formatting ranges of text within a text field Advanced text rendering Working with static text Example: Newspaper-style text formatting Reading the external CSS file Arranging story elements on the page Altering font size to fit the field size Splitting text across multiple columns Chapter 18: Working with bitmaps Basics of working with bitmaps The Bitmap and BitmapData classes Manipulating pixels Manipulating individual pixels Pixel-level collision detection Copying bitmap data Making textures with noise functions Scrolling bitmaps Example: Animating sprites using an offscreen bitmap Chapter 19: Working with video Basics of video Understanding the Flash Video (FLV) format Understanding the Video class Loading video files Controlling video playback Detecting the end of a video stream Streaming video files Understanding cue points Writing callback methods for onCuePoint and onMetaData Set the NetStream object’s client property to an Object Create a custom class and define methods to handle the callback methods Extend the NetStream class and add methods to handle the callback methods Extend the NetStream class and make it dynamic Set the NetStream object’s client property to this Using cue points Using video metadata Capturing camera input Understanding the Camera class Displaying camera content on-screen Designing your camera application Connecting to a user’s camera Verifying that cameras are installed Detecting permissions for camera access Maximizing video quality Monitoring playback conditions Sending video to a server Advanced topics Flash Player compatibility with encoded FLV files About configuring FLV files for hosting on a server About targeting local FLV files on the Macintosh Example: Video Jukebox Chapter 20: Working with sound Basics of working with sound Understanding the sound architecture Loading external sound files Working with embedded sounds Working with streaming sound files Playing sounds Pausing and resuming a sound Monitoring playback Stopping streaming sounds Security considerations when loading and playing sounds Controlling sound volume and panning Working with sound metadata Accessing raw sound data Capturing sound input Accessing a microphone Routing microphone audio to local speakers Altering microphone audio Detecting microphone activity Sending audio to and from a media server Example: Podcast Player Reading RSS data for a podcast channel Simplifying sound loading and playback using the SoundFacade class Displaying playback progress Pausing and resuming playback Extending the Podcast Player example Chapter 21: Capturing user input Basics of user input Capturing keyboard input Capturing mouse input Example: WordSearch Chapter 22: Networking and communication Basics of networking and communication Working with external data Connecting to other Flash Player instances Socket connections Storing local data Working with file upload and download Example: Building a Telnet client Example: Uploading and downloading files Chapter 23: Client system environment Basics of the client system environment Using the System class Using the Capabilities class Using the ApplicationDomain class Using the IME class Example: Detecting system capabilities Chapter 24: Printing Basics of printing Printing a page Flash Player tasks and system printing Setting size, scale, and orientation Example: Multiple-page printing Example: Scaling, cropping, and responding Chapter 25: Using the external API Basics of using the external API External API requirements and advantages Using the ExternalInterface class Getting information about the external container Calling external code from ActionScript Calling ActionScript code from the container The external API’s XML format Example: Using the external API with a web page container Example: Using the external API with an ActiveX container Chapter 26: Flash Player security Flash Player security overview Overview of permission controls Security sandboxes Restricting networking APIs Full-screen mode security Loading content Cross-scripting Accessing loaded media as data Loading data Loading embedded content from SWF files imported into a security domain Working with legacy content Setting LocalConnection permissions Controlling access to scripts in a host web page Shared objects Camera, microphone, clipboard, mouse, and keyboard access Index