class as3 to normal

[lccalderon]

Hi!, sooo anyone knows how to change as3 from a class file to normal? (on stage not on a .as file)

This is the class file:

package

{

    import flash.display.Sprite;

    import fl.events.SliderEvent;

    public class Main extends Sprite

    {

        public function Main():void

        {

            //Listen for slider movement

            slider.addEventListener(SliderEvent.CHANGE, changeFPS);

        }

        private function changeFPS(e:SliderEvent):void

        {

            //Change the frame rate using the slider value

            stage.frameRate = e.value;

        }

    }

}

Taken from this guy: (ALL RIGHTS OF HIM)

http://code.tutsplus.com/tutorials/quick-tip-change-the-frame-rate-at-runtime-using-actionscript-3--...

[robdillon]

I think this is what you're asking about.

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import flash.display.Sprite;

import fl.events.SliderEvent;

         function Main():void

        {

            //Listen for slider movement

            slider.addEventListener(SliderEvent.CHANGE, changeFPS);

        }

        function changeFPS(e:SliderEvent):void

        {

            //Change the frame rate using the slider value

            stage.frameRate = e.value;

        }

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Essentially you need to remove the class definition and the enclosing curly braces. Then you need to remove any "public" or "private" declarations on the functions and/or variables.

Finally, you will need to call the initial function from somewhere.

[lccalderon]

Well no errors BUT it doesn't work, the slider doesn't change the frame rate on the go.

[robdillon]

Do you call the function Main(); somewhere? If you did, try adding a trace command in the changeFPS() function to see if the function is ever called.

[lccalderon]

It´s just the code you transcribed. Never called the function.

[robdillon]

So you called the function and it all works now?

[lccalderon]

Nope. mmmm maybe something's missing?

[robdillon · Accepted solution]

OK, you're being much too cryptic in your responses. Here's a small change to your original code, this may work better for you.

In this version the event listener is added without calling a function.

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import flash.display.Sprite;

import fl.events.SliderEvent;

slider.addEventListener(SliderEvent.CHANGE, changeFPS);

function changeFPS(e:SliderEvent):void

        {

            //Change the frame rate using the slider value

            stage.frameRate = e.value;

        }

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[lccalderon]

Beautiful bro!! thanks so much Thanks for the contribution to music.

[robdillon]

You're welcome.