Core Display Classes Part3
MovieClip
You can set the frame rate for all movie clips in an application using the frameRate property of the Stage object. A loaded SWF file can be a MovieClip object, an AVM1Movie object, or a Sprite object.
You can set the frame rate for all movie clips in an application using the frameRate property of the Stage object. A loaded SWF file can be a MovieClip object, an AVM1Movie object, or a Sprite object.
BitmapData
A Bitmap object has a bitmapData property that is a BitmapData object. A BitmapData object represents a rectanglar array of pixels.
var bmpData:BitmapData = new BitmapData(10,10,10,10); var bmp:Bitmap = new Bitmap(bmpData); addChild(bmp);
SimpleButton
A SimpleButton has three states:upState, downState, and overState. These states are each DisplayObject objects. The hitTestState property of a SimpleButton object is also a DisplayObject instance that responds to the mouse events for the button.
Video
var conn:NetConnection = new NetConnection(); conn.connect(null); var stream:NetStream = new NetStream(conn); stream.publish(false); var vid:Video = new Video(640, 480); vid.attachNetStream(stream); stream.play("ext.flv"); addChild(vid);