[Extendflash] Extracting code from an fla

[Nick Kaayk]

 > Alternatively, in Flash 8 you could use: fl.showIdleMessage(false);

Running jsfl from a batch file also aviods the time-out.

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Subject: Re: [Extendflash] Extracting code from an fla

I just ran into recursion limitation the past few days in JSFL. It has a
limitation but it doesn't hit 256 nice a quick like Flash, and I'm not
sure what the limitation is exactly. The error message complained about
recursion but seemed as though it timed out.

In my case I opted to change the interface to only call a function when
needed instead of gathering all info at once.

In your case you could do something similar. You could highlight the
layer/frame where the code is and execute the functionality you want per
layer/frame, or maybe all contents of a movieclip - someway to avoid
recursion level issues.

Alternatively, in Flash 8 you could use:
fl.showIdleMessage(false);

That kills the idle message for script that takes a really long time.


Derek Vadneau

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From: "Alias" <aliasrob at gmail.com>
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Sent: Wednesday, April 19, 2006 11:53 AM
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Hmm... how well does JSFL handle recursion? Does it time out the same
way flash does?

Cheers,
Alias


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