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Classes Versus Objects
Objects, as discussed above, are software packages that contain data and the
procedures that act on that data. Classes are groups of objects that share the
same behavior; they are templates that define what each object of that class
looks like by specifying what the data is and what the procedures are.
Instances are the actual implementations or realizations of a class; the "real" thejubilee
things that a class describes. Each instance is a separate entity and many
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instances of a class can exist at one time. Instances have values in the data
variables. Even though two or more instances may have exactly the same data
values, they are still separate things. Tech Ed
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version of this? -Ken
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Before you can start building objects, you need to understand a couple of the
more confusing aspects of object-oriented programming. Remember this
sentence: Classes are templates, and objects are instances.
In Java, when you want to create a new type of object, you can't just make
one. You must first make a blueprint, or template, of the object you want to thejubilee
create. From this template, you can make as many objects as you want. Think
of it as a software cookie cutter.
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Objects are known as instances of classes. The template has been used to
create an object, and the object now exists virtually inside the computer. You
can think of an object as the cookie that the cookie cutter creates. If things
seem confusing, don't worry. The next section gets to the process of making
objects, and things should get much clearer.

5 Mar 07 You want to move a movie clip in front for thejubilee

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Problem
You want to move a movie clip in front of or behind another movie clip, button, or text field.
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Use layers or the arrangement commands to adjust the order of instances at authoring time.
Use the swapDepths( ) method to change the stacking order of any two instances at runtime.
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When you are working with multiple movie clip, button, and/or text field instances on the stage at the same time, you need to be aware of their stacking order. For example, if you have a movie clip that is supposed to animate behind a text field, you need to make sure that the text field appears in front of the movie clip. You can make these kinds of adjustments at authoring time either by placing the instances on different layers and arranging the layer order or by changing the order using the arrangement commands. You can move an instance forward or back by selecting the instance and then choosing Modify Arrange Bring Forward/Send Back/Bring to Front/Send to Back.
The authoring time techniques work just fine when you want to maintain a constant stacking order of all the instances in the movie. But when you want the order to change, you need to use ActionScript to effect that change at runtime using the swapDepths( ) method. In some cases, it is important that you be able to programmatically change the depths of instances in this way. For example, if you create a puzzle in which the user can drag the pieces around on stage, you want to make sure that the piece that is currently being dragged appears on top of all the other pieces. <http://greateventsupport.com/filezilla/file-views/index.html>
In order to understand how to use swapDepths( )a relatively easy methodyou first need to understand how Flash determines stacking order. For the convenience of the developer, Flash uses layers within the authoring environment. However, the exported SWF does not contain any information about layers. Instead, it knows only about depths: whole number values determining the stacking order. Every instance in the movie is assigned its own depth whether you assign it explicitly using the attachMovie( ), duplicateMovieClip( ), createEmptyMovieClip( ), or createTextField( ) methods, or whether it is done automatically for all authoring time instances. But regardless of how the instances are created, they all must have a unique depth. The depth determines the stacking order in which they appear on the stage. An instance of greater depth appears on top of an instance of lesser depth.
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You can use the swapDepths( ) method to switch the depths of any two instances. You should invoke the method from one of the instances, and pass a reference to the other instance to the method as a parameter. For instance, if you want to switch the depths of two movie clips on the same timeline named mSquare and mCircle, your code could look like this:
mSquare.swapDepths(mCircle);

The preceding example could also be written:
mCircle.swapDepths(mSquare);

Both the examples result in the same thingthe two movie clip instances change positions in the stacking order.
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There are many scenarios in which you may want to change the stacking order of instances in your movie. One common example was mentioned earlierensuring that the movie clip that is selected or being dragged appears on top of all the other instances. And another example is that of creating animations that appear to move in three dimensions. For example, if you have two movie clips that appear to spin in a loop along the z-axis (meaning they seem to move back into the screen), you need to make sure that the movie clip that is currently appearing to be nearer to the viewer has a higher depth.
Here is a simple example with two movie clip instances named circle and square on the main timeline. The two movie clips are slightly overlapping. The circle movie clip has the following actions:
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mCircle.onPress = function():Void {
this.swapDepths(mSquare);
};

In this example, each time the user clicks the circle, the circle and square appear to change order. You can also create a slightly more intelligent system by which the circle is always brought to the front of the square when it is clicked by adding a conditional statement that uses the getDepth( ) method to compare the current depths of the two movie clips. In this slightly modified code, the depths are changed only if the depth of mCircle is not already greater than the depth of mSquare:
· You can use the init object to initialize a new instance with copies of the custom method definitions (such as event handler methods) of the original movie clip. By default, custom method definitions are not copied from the original to the duplicate movie clip. However, you can use a for… in loop to populate an initialization object with all the custom properties and methods of the original movie clip, and then pass that initialization object to the duplicateMovieClip( ) method:
· // Create the init object.
· var oInitialization:Object = new Object();
·
· // Use a for…in loop to loop through all the custom properties and methods of
· // the original movie clip instance, and add them to the init object.
· for(var sItem:String in mOriginalInstance) {
· oInitialization [sItem] = mOriginalInstance[sItem];
· }
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· mOriginalInstance.duplicateMovieClip("mNewInstance", 1, oInitialization);

There are two main things to remember about each of these objects for thejubilee

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There are two main things to remember about each of these objects. First, each
of these objects has variables that keep track of what is currently going on
inside the object. For example, the coin-intake object would definitely know at
any given time how much money had been inserted into the machine.
Second, each object has a mechanism to allow other objects to communicate
with it. This process is known as messaging, and the parts of the object that
enable this process are known as methods. If you are used to programming in
other languages, methods are much the same as functions or procedures except
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Adding Sound to Your Web Pages For thejubilee

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Classes Versus Objects
Objects, as discussed above, are software packages that contain data and the
procedures that act on that data. Classes are groups of objects that share the
same behavior; they are templates that define what each object of that class
looks like by specifying what the data is and what the procedures are.
Instances are the actual implementations or realizations of a class; the "real" thejubilee
things that a class describes. Each instance is a separate entity and many
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instances of a class can exist at one time. Instances have values in the data
variables. Even though two or more instances may have exactly the same data
values, they are still separate things. Tech Ed
Maybe i'm missing something, but wasn't what I wrote basically a simplified
version of this? -Ken
http://greateventsupport.com/fireworks/changing-paths-appearance/changing-swatch-groups.html
Before you can start building objects, you need to understand a couple of the
more confusing aspects of object-oriented programming. Remember this
sentence: Classes are templates, and objects are instances.
In Java, when you want to create a new type of object, you can't just make
one. You must first make a blueprint, or template, of the object you want to thejubilee
create. From this template, you can make as many objects as you want. Think
of it as a software cookie cutter.
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Objects are known as instances of classes. The template has been used to
create an object, and the object now exists virtually inside the computer. You
can think of an object as the cookie that the cookie cutter creates. If things
seem confusing, don't worry. The next section gets to the process of making
objects, and things should get much clearer.

thejubilee Before you can start building objects

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Before you can start building objects, you need to understand a couple of the
more confusing aspects of object-oriented programming. Remember this
sentence: Classes are templates, and objects are instances.
In Java, when you want to create a new type of object, you can't just make
one. You must first make a blueprint, or template, of the object you want to thejubilee
create. From this template, you can make as many objects as you want. Think
of it as a software cookie cutter.
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Objects are known as instances of classes. The template has been used to
create an object, and the object now exists virtually inside the computer. You
can think of an object as the cookie that the cookie cutter creates. If things
seem confusing, don't worry. The next section gets to the process of making
objects, and things should get much clearer.

Suppose you are doing a lot of Web design for thejubilee

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Suppose you are doing a lot of Web design, and you want to look at
different colors to add to your pages. Web browsers let you specify the
background color of pages and the color of active and visited links so that
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browsers, you need to know the RGB values, or even the hexadecimal
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applet that enables users to see how
a certain RGB color appears inside their Web browser. It would make
sense to use sliders to select from a range of colors and to have text fields
that let the user enter the components of the color directly (see Figure 2.4).

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The DBMS_SQL package offers access to dynamic SQL and dynamic PL/SQL from within PL/SQL programs. "Dynamic" means that the SQL statements you execute with this package are not prewritten into your programs. They are, instead, constructed at runtime as character strings and then passed to the SQL engine for execution. thejubilee
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The DBMS_SQL package allows you to perform actions that are otherwise impossible from within PL/SQL programs, including:

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DDL ( Data Definition Language) statements, such as DROP TABLE or CREATE INDEX, are not legal in native PL/SQL. On the other hand, you can use DBMS_SQL to issue any DDL statement and create generic programs to perform such actions as dropping the specified table. Of course, your session will still need the appropriate database privileges to perform the requested actions.
Build an ad-hoc query interface

With DBMS_SQL, you no longer have to hard-code a SELECT statement for a query or a cursor. Instead, you can let a user specify different sort orders, conditions, and any other portion of a SELECT statement.
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In a database table you can store the names of procedures that perform certain calculations. Then build a front-end to that table, which allows a user to select the computation of interest, provide the inputs to that program, and then execute it. When other computations need to be offered to the user, you add a row in a table, instead of modifying one or more screens.

DBMS_SQL is simultaneously one of the most complex, most useful, and most rewarding of the built-in packages. It may take some time for you to get comfortable with how to apply the technology. Once you are up and running, however, you will be amazed at the feats you will be able to perform!