MACROMEDIA FLASH MX PROFESSIONAL 2004 - FLASH LITE 1.1..., Руководство пользователя

Страница: 69 / 86

69
nextFrame()
Action; sends the playhead to the next frame and stops it. Fully supported
nextScene()
Action; sends the playhead to frame 1 of the next scene
and stops it. Fully supported
Number()
Function; converts the argument
x
to a number and
returns a value as follows:
If
x
is a number, the return value is
x
.
If
x
is a Boolean value, the return value is 1 if
x
is
true
, 0 if
x
is
false
.
If the value of
x
is a string, the function attempts to parse
x
as a decimal number with an
optional trailing exponent, that is, 1.57505e-3.
If
x
is undefined, the return value is 0.
Not supported
on
(event) Handler; specifies the mouse event or keypress that
triggers an action. Partially
supported
(Events
supported are
keyPress
,
press
,
release
,
rollOver
and
rollOut.
Keys supported
in Flash Lite are:
0-9, *, # and
Select.)
ord()
String function; converts characters to ASCII code
numbers. Fully supported
play()
Action; moves the playhead forward in the Timeline. Fully supported
prevFrame()
Action; sends the playhead to the previous frame and
stops it. Fully supported
prevScene()
Action; sends the playhead to Frame 1 of the previous
scene and stops it. Fully supported
random()
Function; returns a random integer between 0 and the
integer specified in the
value
parameter.
Fully supported
removeMovieClip()
Action; deletes a movie clip instance that was created
with the
duplicateMovieClip()
action.
Fully supported
set()
Action; assigns a value to a variable. A variable is a
container that holds information. Fully supported
setProperty()
Action; changes the property of a movie clip as the SWF
file plays. Partially
supported. (See
“Supported
ActionScript”
on page 61
.)
startDrag()
Action; makes the target movie clip draggable while the
SWF file is playing. Only one movie clip can be dragged
at a time. Not supported
Action name Description Support