Lightweight AS2 Flash Lite framework

[shagarah]

I've made an AS2 Flash Lite framework using FlashDevelop. This is for anyone who's still interested in AS2 development in general but it's specific to FlashLite. You can find it here:

http://code.google.com/p/flashliteas2framework/

Hope it helps someone (smile)

[sajisoft]

Great Work ! I just take a look at your AS classes and m sure they are helpful for other developers . But your code will be more helpful if u provide an example of all the classes (or at least a subset of the provided classes) at the google page or write documentation of the AS2 Classes.

Best Regards,
SajiSoft

[shagarah]

Thank you Sajid (smile). You're right this needs an example at least.

I've currently updated the summary for the project at Google Code, and I'm listing it here too:

A framework for working with AS2 Flash Lite that supports:

• Right-To-Left and Left-To-Right interface, which helps in languages like Arabic & Urdu.
  
• Screen Rotation
  
• Touch Screens
  
• Grid, List and Tab menu controls
  
• Simple Image Viewer
  
• Simple Audio Player
  
• Simple Video Player
  
• Event Manager
  
• Socket Client

Insha' Allah when I have more time I'll add an example.

(Jazaka Allah Khair)

[shagarah]

Just posted an example usage:

http://code.google.com/p/flashliteas2framework/

[biskero]

Ciao,

great work!
As SajiSoft mentioned it would be great to see examples of the framework usage like a small working app using some of the classes.

Alessandro

[shagarah]

Thank you biskero.

I've added an example project to the downloads. The project demonstrates the use of Right-To-Left feature (List menu component), XML data loading, Touch Screen feature, Shared Objects and Screen Rotation. The example project is actually a subset of "Kholasat" an Arabic news reader for Nokia S60 3rd and 5th editions (more on arabicode.com).

Please note that SharedObject usage is not included in the Framework itself, but the Example_Project shows how it is used. The xml data is first loaded, and then saved as a SharedObject, the next time you open the swf, the data will be loaded from the SharedObject directly.

Also, the Touch Screen feature is separated from the Framework and demonstrated in the Example_Project.

All menus are set to have Right-To-Left layout by default. To set the layout to be Left-To-Right, please set the 'dir' property of the menu instance to 'ltr';



For examples on Audio/Video usage, please see Example.zip

Thank you.

[atilacorreiacunha]

Great work! Keep it up!