Essential ActionScript 2.0 

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• 1. Essential ActionScript 2.0

• 2. Table of Contents

• 3. Copyright

• 4. Foreword

  Foreword

• 5. Preface

  Preface

• 6. This Book Wants You

  This Book Wants You

• 7. What This Book Is Not

  What This Book Is Not

• 8. Who Should (and Shouldn t) Read This Book

  Who Should (and Shouldn t) Read This Book

• 9. ActionScript 2.0 Versus ActionScript 1.0

  ActionScript 2.0 Versus ActionScript 1.0

• 10. Deciphering Flash Versions

  Deciphering Flash Versions

• 11. Example Files and Resources

  Example Files and Resources

• 12. Typographical Conventions

  Typographical Conventions

• 13. Using Code Examples

  Using Code Examples

• 14. We d Like to Hear from You

  We d Like to Hear from You

• 15. Acknowledgments

  Acknowledgments

• 16. Part I: The ActionScript 2.0 Language

• 17. Chapter 1. ActionScript 2.0 Overview

  Chapter 1. ActionScript 2.0 Overview

• 18. 1.1 ActionScript 2.0 Features

  1.1 ActionScript 2.0 Features

• 19. 1.2 Features Introduced by Flash Player 7

  1.2 Features Introduced by Flash Player 7

• 20. 1.3 Flash MX 2004 Version 2 Components

  1.3 Flash MX 2004 Version 2 Components

• 21. 1.4 ActionScript 1.0 and 2.0 in Flash Player 6 and 7

  1.4 ActionScript 1.0 and 2.0 in Flash Player 6 and 7

• 22. 1.5 Let s Go OOP

  1.5 Let s Go OOP

• 23. Chapter 2. Object-Oriented ActionScript

  Chapter 2. Object-Oriented ActionScript

• 24. 2.1 Procedural Programming and Object-Oriented Programming

  2.1 Procedural Programming and Object-Oriented Programming

• 25. 2.2 Key Object-Oriented Programming Concepts

  2.2 Key Object-Oriented Programming Concepts

• 26. 2.3 But How Do I Apply OOP?

  2.3 But How Do I Apply OOP?

• 27. 2.4 On with the Show

  2.4 On with the Show

• 28. Chapter 3. Datatypes and Type Checking

  Chapter 3. Datatypes and Type Checking

• 29. 3.1 Why Static Typing?

  3.1 Why Static Typing?

• 30. 3.2 Type Syntax

  declaration actionscript 2.0 number date types

• 31. 3.3 Compatible Types

  3.3 Compatible Types

• 32. 3.4 Built-in Dynamic Classes

  3.4 Built-in Dynamic Classes

• 33. 3.5 Circumventing Type Checking

  3.5 Circumventing Type Checking

• 34. Day Day Up

• 35. 3.7 Datatype Information for Built-in Classes

  3.7 Datatype Information for Built-in Classes

• 36. 3.8 ActionScript 2.0 Type Checking Gotchas

  3.8 ActionScript 2.0 Type Checking Gotchas

• 37. 3.9 Up Next: Creating Classes-Your Own Datatypes

  3.9 Up Next: Creating ClassesYour Own Datatypes

• 38. Chapter 4. Classes

  Chapter 4. Classes

• 39. 4.1 Defining Classes

  4.1 Defining Classes

• 40. 4.2 Constructor Functions (Take 1)

  4.2 Constructor Functions (Take 1)

• 41. 4.3 Properties

  4.3 Properties

• 42. 4.4 Methods

  4.4 Methods

• 43. 4.5 Constructor Functions (Take 2)

  4.5 Constructor Functions (Take 2)

• 44. 4.6 Completing the Box Class

  4.6 Completing the Box Class

• 45. 4.7 Putting Theory into Practice

  4.7 Putting Theory into Practice

• 46. Chapter 5. Authoring an ActionScript 2.0 Class

  Chapter 5. Authoring an ActionScript 2.0 Class

• 47. 5.1 Class Authoring Quick Start

  5.1 Class Authoring Quick Start

• 48. 5.2 Designing the ImageViewer Class

  5.2 Designing the ImageViewer Class

• 49. 5.3 ImageViewer Implementation (Take 1)

  5.3 ImageViewer Implementation (Take 1)

• 50. 5.4 Using ImageViewer in a Movie

  How the Compiler Exports SWF Files 5.4 Using ImageViewer in a Movie

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