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HTMLStyle

Filed under: AS 3, Component, Design Pattern, Flex, TextField, TextFormat, misc by Ruben |

HTMLStyle is a component I developed for the sake of simplifying the process of formatting html-text in Flex. It allows you to create a stylesheet pretty similar to the way you would place a mx:Style tag for declaring style definitions for your components.

The component also has a source property which can be set to target an external css file..

Check it out here:
rubenswieringa.com/blog/htmlstyle

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xml search class

Filed under: XML by maxgarfinkel |

A neat little class that allows you to search an already loaded xml file. You can search for attributes or node data and you can search for the first match only or you can search recursivly.

http://blog.maxgarfinkel.com/archives/8

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AS3 Embeded

Filed under: AS 3, misc by pauliusuza |

Embeded is an easy way to embed image assets into your AS3 project.

http://www.uza.lt/codex/as3-embeded/

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AS3 Easing

Filed under: AS 3, Tween, misc by pauliusuza |

Easing is a Singleton that lets you do dynamic point-to-point property tweening. It is able to manipulate virtually any property of any object on or off the stage.

http://www.uza.lt/codex/as3-easing/

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HashMap

Filed under: AS 3, misc by admin |

From the site:

he inclusion of the Dictionary class in ActionScript 3 creates numerous possibilities when sub classing. The Dictionary class allows for creating key / value mappings or tables which are more commonly known as Hashes or Hash Maps. The only problem is that the Dictionary class does not provide an API for working with the map.

http://www.ericfeminella.com/blog/2006/12/05/as3-hashmap-for-flex/

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AS3 Global Object

Filed under: AS 3, misc by admin |

Dynamic, Singleton Global class for AS3.

http://www.uza.lt/blog/2007/04/as3-global-object/

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Wait

Filed under: misc by admin |

From the site:

How many times have you been coding Actionscript and needed to run some code in a second, or two, or whatever? I know, you can create a setInterval, blah, blah, blah. But that’s such a pain in the the ass.

So, I made a class with just one method to do make it easier for you to wait a second. If you need to call a function/method in, say half-a-second, then all you would write is this:

Wait.For(500, myMethod).

Done.

But, wait, there’s more. You can pass arguments that you need to send to your function/method. Just like this:

Wait.For(500, myMethod, “coffee”, “hot”, “cream”, suger”);

http://polygeek.com/159_adobeflash/actionscript_wait-just-a-second

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