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2004-02-17 - By Craig Earls
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Josh,
I am interested in this approach after an exruciating amount of
time spent with forms and screens. How do you have a Layer be the
controller? Can you assign a class to a layer so that it is always
available across the timeline? Are you individual classes hung off of
movieclips placed in a specific frame? The method and variable scope
really baffles me in a timeline app, can a class be assigned to a frame,
or just a movieclip in a frame? Any insights would be appreciated. I am
a C++/Java guy and am really struggling to deal with Flash
differences...
Craig Earls
> -- --Original Message-- --
> From: Josh Ettwein [mailto:jettwein@(protected)]
> Sent: Tuesday, February 17, 2004 12:38 PM
> To: flashcoders@(protected)
> Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] Help needed RIA question.
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> Omar,
>
> Personally, I like to use frames for state management. It
> allows for easy visualization of the app states while
> developing, and allows you to have one main "class " layer
> that contains the Model/Controller (if you 're using MVC), and
> then individual classes representing the View for each
> application state. Not saying that 's the best way, but it 's
> how I do it. I 'd love to hear how others do it. Of course, if
> you 're using 2004 pro, you could use the screens
> functionality. Grant Skinner has a nice workaround to some
> Macromedia shortfalls in this area, with his gForm class.
>
> Josh
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