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Within the constructor, a variable ClassReference of type Class is assigned to Sprite. An instance of ClassReference called instance is instantiated.

Since instance is, by reference, a Sprite object, a square can be drawn and added to the display list using the methods available to Sprite. Returns String — A string containing the fully qualified class name. Returns String — A fully qualified base class name, or null if none exists. Returns int — The number of milliseconds since the runtime was initialized while processing ActionScript 2. Related API Elements flash.

AVM1Movie Date class. The following example uses the class GetTimerExample to get and print the number of milliseconds since the runtime initialized. Returns uint — Unique numeric identifier for the timed process. Use this identifier to cancel the process, by calling the clearInterval method. Use this identifier to cancel the process, by calling the clearTimeout method. Returns String — An unescaped copy of the input string.

Language Reference only. Package flash. The immediate superclass of the ActionScript object's defining class. There is a separate extendsClass tag for each superclass of the ActionScript object's defining class. There is a separate implementsInterface tag for each interface implemented by the ActionScript object's defining class or any of its superclasses. The access rights of the property. There is a separate parameter tag for each parameter that a method defines.

A number corresponding to the order in which the parameter appears in the method's parameter list. If the ActionScript object is a class object or constructor function, all instance properties and methods are nested inside this tag. String — An escaped copy of the input string. Forum Ext JS 1. Results 1 to 3 of 3. Thread Tools Show Printable Version. In Firefox and IE does this work great. Air presently does not support several browser features. Here's a url where someone else also reports a problem with the doubleclick event.

I'm going to try that, at least, and see what happens. Even if it locks the program up for 3 seconds, it's only one client that will be experiencing this issue, and only every once in a while. LaurenceMacNeill No, it will not. Flash application has a single execution thread for AS3 script, so it won't do anything else while traversing this empty loop. Vesper Vesper The module creates print-jobs, and one of those print-jobs might be an envelope, which takes longer than a regular print-job.

And if I don't stop the process and make it wait for the envelope to print, Windows will happily store that print job for a good long time, and print it after several more jobs have gone by -- thus making everything out-of-order. I don't know why. And, yes, stopping everything to wait for a stupid envelope to print is a total hack job. But at this point, I've exhausted everything else I can think of. It's a Windows problem, and I have almost no control from inside my Flex "module" over anything that Windows does, unfortunately.

Printing with AS3 is what I have never really done, and yes, there can be issues. I wonder however, if you can really split jobs in your AS3 app so that your normal jobs would go first, then you delay that envelope if it's present, show up a popup like "Click when ready" and then send that envelope to printer? No, unfortunately the envelopes have to print in order with the other stuff -- the envelopes are used as "separators", so to speak. We typically do to 1, accounts at a time. If anything gets out of order, it's a major headache.

Maybe then you should approach the problem from the other end, monitor the print queue from AS3 side via callbacks or other API, then send a job with envelope to printing, wait until it completes, then resume printing normal stuff until the next envelope?

Show 1 more comment. Philip Keiter Philip Keiter 41 5 5 bronze badges. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. To prevent accidental injection of code from remote sources, synchronous XHRs return an empty result if made before a page has finished loading.

Asynchronous XHRs will always return after a page has loaded. A parent window in the application sandbox can choose to allow cross-domain requests in a child frame containing content in a non-application sandbox by setting allowCrossDomainXHR , an attribute added by AIR, to true in the containing frame or iframe element:.

If you dispatch an XMLHttpRequest to a remote server from a frame or iframe containing application content that has been mapped to a remote sandbox, make sure that the mapping URL does not mask the server address used in the XHR.

For example, consider the following iframe definition, which maps application content into a remote sandbox for the example. Because the sandboxRoot attribute remaps the root URL of the www.

To avoid accidentally blocking data requests to your remote server, map the sandboxRoot to a subdirectory of the remote URL rather than the root. The directory does not have to exist. For example, to allow requests to the www. In this case, only content in the air subdirectory is loaded locally.

In AIR applications, only content in remote sandboxes content loaded from http: and https: sources can use cookies the document. In the application sandbox, other means for storing persistent data are available, including the EncryptedLocalStore, SharedObject, and FileStream classes.

The event object passed in these events provides access to the clipboard through the clipboardData property. Use the following methods of the clipboardData object to read or write clipboard data:.

Clears the clipboard data. Get the clipboard data. This method can only be called in a handler for the paste event. Copy data to the clipboard. JavaScript code outside the application sandbox can only access the clipboard through theses events. However, content in the application sandbox can access the system clipboard directly using the AIR Clipboard class. For example, you could use the following statement to get text format data on the clipboard:.

Drag-and-drop gestures into and out of HTML produce the following DOM events: dragstart , drag , dragend , dragenter , dragover , dragleave , and drop. The event object passed in these events provides access to the dragged data through the dataTransfer property. The dataTransfer property references an object that provides the same methods as the clipboardData object associated with a clipboard event.

For example, you could use the following function to get text format data from a drop event:. The dataTransfer object has the following important members:.

Clears the data. Get the dragged data. This method can only be called in a handler for the drop event. Set the data to be dragged.