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It's very nice being able to hack the timeout a little. But for most
purposes you should probably bear in mind that the scriptlimits setting
exists for a very good reason. Having the flash player go completely
unresponsive for any length of time is a real minus in terms of usability.
Breaking up the processing into smaller chunks (maybe using a loop in
the timeline) will at least allow you to display status information as
your enormous loop (or whatever) executes...
S?nke Rohde wrote:
> Hello. This setting sounds very interesting and helpful. Can you give more
> details how to adjust the timeout with flasm?
>
> Thanx,
> S?nke
>
>
>>-- --Urspr?ngliche Nachricht-- --
>>Von: Florian Kruesch [mailto:flash@(protected)]
>>Gesendet: Donnerstag, 18. M?rz 2004 10:02
>>An: flashcoders@(protected)
>>Betreff: Re: [Flashcoders] Flash Interface with 10mb xml file
>>
>>For FP7, you can adjust the ScriptLimits tag in the swf e.g.
>>using Flasm to get rid of the scripting timeout.
>>You can set it to a max of 65535 seconds (about 18h), which
>>should be sufficient :)
>>
>>Florian
>>c?deazur.com
>>kruesch.de/blog/
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