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AS3 Delay — A Static Delay Class in AS3

Posted by admin in ActionScript 3, FLASH on September 6, 2010

Hi,

as3 Delay is Delay class for call methods after some delay with arguments . this is a static function

check it out and enjoy

This movie requires Flash Player 9

addDelay

static public function addDelay(scope:Function, delay:Number, ...args):void

Syntax

import nid.utils.Delay;

Delay.addDelay(function():void{trace('this is delay test1');},2500);
Delay.addDelay(myTest,500,'arg1_data','arg1_data','arg1_data');
Delay.addDelay(myTest2,1500,'arg1_String');

function myTest(arg1:String,arg2:String,arg3:String):void{
trace(arg1,arg2,arg3);
trace('this is delay test2');
}

function myTest2(arg1:String):void{
trace(arg1);
trace('this is delay test3');
Delay.reset();
}

Download SWC as3Delay SWC (2)

Download Source as3Delay Source (3)

Google project page http://code.google.com/p/as3delay/

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Setup SWC in Flash IDE

Posted by admin in ActionScript 3, FLASH, RIA, Tutorials, WebDevelopment on July 10, 2010

Hi all,

steps for include swc files in flash IDE projects for beginners

Step:1

open flash ide then navigate to Edit>Preference (Ctrl+U)

step1

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Free AS3 Date chooser/Date Picker Component v4

Posted by admin in ActionScript 3, FLASH on March 6, 2010

PROJECT UNDER MAINTENANCE

Hi all,

New Version of AS3 Date Chooser Released.

This movie requires Flash Player 9

you can customize lot more things in it,

Import Date Chooser class and event class

import nid.utils.dateChooser.DateChooser;
import nid.events.calendarEvent;

Customize calendar icon dynamically.

[Embed(source = "../asset/20x20_light_blue.png")]
     private var icon:Class;

Dynamic Date Chooser construction

var dateChooser:DateChooser = new DateChooser();

Set calendar icon

dateChooser.icon = new icon();

Set Week Start on Monday or Sunday

dateChooser.WeekStart = "sunday";

Set Month Names

dateChooser.Months = ["Jan", "Feb", "Mar", "Apr", "May", "Jun", "Jul", "Aug", "Sep", "Oct", "Nov", "Dec"];

Set Date Format

dateChooser.dateFormat = "D/M/Y"; //D,M,Y all combinations are valid

Set system font

dateChooser.font = "Tahoma";

Set embed font

[Embed(source = "../asset/tahoma.ttf", fontWeight= "normal", fontFamily = "Tahoma")]
    protected static var Tahoma:Class;

[Embed(source = "../asset/tahomaBold.ttf",  fontWeight= "bold", fontFamily = "Tahoma")]
    protected static var TahomaBold:Class;

dateChooser.embedFonts = true;
dateChooser.font = "Tahoma";

Add Date Chooser to stage

addChild(dateChooser);

Date Chooser Event

dateChooser.addEventListener(calendarEvent.CHANGE, getdate);
private function getdate(e:calendarEvent):void {
	trace("Date:" + e.selectedDate);
}

everything id dynamic :) you can simply change anything from code.

i’m behind the documentation of this open source project

stay tuned and enjoy

DOWNLOAD SOURCE FILE: AS3-Date-Chooser-v4 (602)

DOWNLOAD SWC FILE : AS3-DateChooser-SWC file (383)

DOWNLOAD EXAMPLE FILE : AS3-DateChooser-example (447)

GOOGLE PROJECT PAGE : HERE

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AS3, Component, Date chooser, Date Picker, FLASH

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New Floor planner in town

Posted by admin in ActionScript 3, FLASH, RIA on February 2, 2010

Check out Autodesk’s Project Dragonfly, a slick, web-based app that makes creating in two and three dimensions a breeze.

There’s not much of a learning curve involved — click, drag, rotate, resize — it’s all very intuitive. If you’ve played The Sims at all, you’ll be right at home with Dragonfly. No, it’s not a commercial-strength app like AutoCad, but it’s at least as good as any of the boxed “3D home designer” programs I’ve played around with in the past.

Dragonfly makes arranging things easy by snapping to a grid and displaying guides to let you know when you’re lined up with other objects in the room. To help align walls, doors, or windows, measurements are displayed when you add or modify an item.

There are loads of architectural and design elements to choose from, all categorized and fully searchable. Register for an account and you’ll be able to save your designs and export them to JPG or DWG (you know, in case you want to ship it off to your architect or engineer).

While it’s easy to use, Dragonfly is surprisingly powerful. It would be even better with some landscape design features, but who knows — perhaps that’s something AutoDesk will add in the future.