UsingFlashPlayer Class Reference

Usage

1. Run the snippet in the ExtendScript Toolkit (see Readme.txt).
2. You should see a dialog window showing a Flash movie.
3. Press the 'Stop' button to stop the movie
4. Press the 'Start' button to continue the movie

Description

Creates a dialog window that plays a Flash movie.

The dialog contains ScriptUI components, including control buttons and a FlashPlayer element.

Loads the Flash movie, an SWF file, into the FlashPlayer component using control's loadMovie() function. The 'file' parameter must be a valid ExtendScript File object that references any type of Flash file.

Start and stop buttons in the palette control playback using the FlashPlayer control's stopMovie() and 'playMovie() methods. Stop pauses the move, and Start restarts it from the point at which it paused.

See the JavaScript Tools Guide for details of when you can call the stopMovie() and playMove() functions.

List of all members.

Public Member Functions
void	UsingFlashPlayer ()
Boolean	run ()
	Functional part of this snippet.
Boolean	canRun ()
	Determines whether snippet can be run given current context.
Public Attributes
File	flashFile
	The Flash movie to load into the dialog window.
String	requiredContext
	The context in which this snippet can run.
int	paletteRef

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

void UsingFlashPlayer::UsingFlashPlayer

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Member Function Documentation

Boolean UsingFlashPlayer::run

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Functional part of this snippet.

Creates a dialog window and adds the ScriptUI components to it. Creates event handlers for the buttons that control the playback.

Returns:

True if the snippet ran as expected, false otherwise

Boolean UsingFlashPlayer::canRun

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Determines whether snippet can be run given current context.

The snippet fails if these preconditions are not met:

• The SWF file must exist in the file system.

Returns:

True is this snippet can run, false otherwise

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Member Data Documentation

File UsingFlashPlayer::flashFile

The Flash movie to load into the dialog window.

String UsingFlashPlayer::requiredContext

The context in which this snippet can run.

int UsingFlashPlayer::paletteRef

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• UsingFlashPlayer.jsx