Looking for JSAPI reference for making extensions

Absolutely brilliant JoãoCésar - thanks heaps for that

Thanks heaps guys for the great resources all.

@ Vladin_M__Mitov - still trying to track down that book. But it's fairly pricey for how old it is.

@n__tillchef - thanks for that link too. The layer depth was something that I was looking for.

@jo - I didn't know you could create panels with HTML, would deifnintely prefer to go down that route if thats the more standardized way. I'm been through to that page you linked but couldn't find much into on making UI's with HTML, Don't suppose you have any examples?

Will have a look at your XUL for now too.

Side note for anyone that can help. I've writting a small JSFL script to basically help reorder a lot of movieclips on the stage. For a simple example. Say I sift and click select 5 different movieclips on the stage and then run this script. It will prompt the user to enter a prefix and then starting number. So it could be mc1, mc2, mc3, mc4, mc5. And it should order them in the order I clicked on the clips.

For the most part it works, example sometimes when I have multiple clips on the same layer (as I'm script animating, so they dont need to be on seperate layers) the ordering will go out of order even though I selected them in the correct order. I think this has something to do with the zdepth of each movieclip. Wondering if there was a programitc way to get around this bug. here is the script too.

var doc = fl.getDocumentDOM();
var mcseq = doc.xmlPanel(fl.configURI+"Commands/MC Sequencer.xml");

if (mcseq.dismiss == "accept") {
	var mcPrefix = mcseq.mcPrefix;
    var startNum = Number(mcseq.startNum);
    
	if (mcPrefix == null || mcPrefix == undefined) {
		alert("Error: Invalid parameter.\nPlease select at least 2 movieclips");
	} else {
        var selection = doc.selection;
        selection.reverse();
        for (var i = 0; i < selection.length; i++) {
            var mc = selection[i];
            
            mc.name = ""+mcPrefix+""+startNum;
            fl.trace(mc.name + " "+mc.depth+ " " +mc.layer.name);
            startNum++;
            
        }
	}
}