actionscript 3 - AS3 Object To JSON - Stack Overflow Probably the easiest way to convert from an AS3 object to a JSON string is to use the JSON class from as3corelib Example usage: var jsonString:String = JSON encode(myDataObject); It is probably best not to write your own parser, as the as3corelib JSON parser has been worked on and used by many people, for quite some time EDIT: @dpcao mentioned that you don't even need an external library
actionscript 3 - AS3: cast or as? - Stack Overflow Is there any difference of use, efficiency or background technique between var mc:MovieClip = MovieClip(getChildByName("mc")); and var mc:MovieClip = getChildByName("mc") as MovieClip; ? The cho
AS3 - Change MovieClip-Color Using Filters - Stack Overflow I wonder how I can create an "Adjust Color"-filter in AS3 I created a red box in Photoshop (8x8px), saved it as a PNG-file, then I imported it to Flash I converted the file to a MovieClip-symbo
actionscript 3 - AS3 setChildIndex to front - Stack Overflow Is there a way to send a specific movieClip to the front of all other movieClips on stage? I know about setChildIndex, but I can't figure out a way to to calculate the top position dynamically
actionscript 3 - AS3 - for (. . . in . . . ) vs for each (. . . in . . . No, they do not do the exact same thing The output of your for in loop is 0 1 2 While the output of your for each in loop is 1 2 3 A for in loop iterates through the keys indices of an array or property names of an object A for each in loop iterates through the values You get the above results because your bar array is structured like this: bar[0] = 1; bar[1] = 2; bar[2] = 3;
flash - actionscript 3 init () - Stack Overflow I have often seen an init() within the constructor of AS3 classes, sometimes even being the only code in the constructor Why would it be useful to do this, if you could simply use the constructor