CS5 package flashx.textLayout.elements.examples

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May 2, 2010
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How do I use the xamples in the language reference, which have this package id:

package flashx.textLayout.elements.examples

Thanks for any comment.

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Correct answer rajujagad

Hello Cancerinform;

It looks like we are both working on the similar project, I live the new CS5 Text.Engine, Its very cool.. They layout is created in xxxxx.swz file that is generated when you publish the flash document, My guess it created only when you using flash.textlayout library. or Flash.text.* library

Any whooo ! , But here take a look at the flash.layout file I created for my new stationary, the cool think is you can even hook up a link and I believe now with Text.engine the Flash text is searchable. Isn't that great ??

http://www.filefactory.com/file/b1929h7/n/Stationary.zip

As you can see if this answer your question it as a fluke, because I am not sure if this in anyway relates to your quesiton, ,I guess I am just trying to start a conversation because you working on similar feature of CS5 that I am.

Feel free to rephrase what you mean by language reference

R

rajujagadCorrect answer

Inspiring

Hello Cancerinform;

It looks like we are both working on the similar project, I live the new CS5 Text.Engine, Its very cool.. They layout is created in xxxxx.swz file that is generated when you publish the flash document, My guess it created only when you using flash.textlayout library. or Flash.text.* library

Any whooo ! , But here take a look at the flash.layout file I created for my new stationary, the cool think is you can even hook up a link and I believe now with Text.engine the Flash text is searchable. Isn't that great ??

http://www.filefactory.com/file/b1929h7/n/Stationary.zip

As you can see if this answer your question it as a fluke, because I am not sure if this in anyway relates to your quesiton, ,I guess I am just trying to start a conversation because you working on similar feature of CS5 that I am.

Feel free to rephrase what you mean by language reference

CancerinformAuthor

Inspiring

Ah, thanks. That worked. I am not currently working on a textengine project. I just go through the whole AS3 language reference to see new classes. But I understand now how this works. It looks like the swz file is automatically created and exported by publishing. Here is a link to the language references.

http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FlashPlatform//reference/actionscript/3/index.html?filter_flex=4

I don't like using the Flash internal code library.

R

rajujagad

Inspiring

This is cool link.. so far I have been using Adobe help files but it takes time for me to read the code and then to understand what it does to determine if that is the good example guideline for what I want to learn or how it may apply to my current project. So cut and past the code once it works you know what it does, then I take a look at the ActionScript code to see how the code is written.

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