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So I want to do something very simple
I load a jpeg into a bitmapdata instance
somewhere in the jpeg is an embedded xmp packet with useful info like image title, caption, copyright info etc...
how to read the xmp data from inside a bitmapdata instance???
I have found the xmp library for actionsscript but it is absolutely no help
I create actionscript by just creating as3 files in flash and attach my main class to my (empty) .fla file I do NOT use the IDE, FLEX, Flash builder or anything fancy. These are pure custom as3 classes everything is created from code
thanks
Chris
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I believe you are wrong. The xmp-Library will definitively do what you need. From the programmer`s guide: "The ActionScript XMP Library is intended to be used with Adobe Flash and Flex technology, to read, modify and create XMP packets in the RDF/XML format." It´s for Flash, too and there is even a compiled swc you can easily add to your project. "The library is deployed as a compiled Flash library (SWC), XMPCore.swc, which you can add to Flex projects
and Flash Authoring projects."
http://www.adobe.com/content/dam/Adobe/en/devnet/xmp/pdfs/ActionScriptAccessToXMP.pdf
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Thanks for your reply. I really do hope you are correct.
That is the document I was looking at. Many code fragments. No example. And where exactly do you find the xmpcore.swc? I have tried searching adobe, google, my mac all I do is go round in circles back to the same cryptic set of documents.
How to include in an AS3 file? there is an example for Flex but not for a simple AS3 file
my AS3 file would be something like
package
{
import flash.display.Sprite;
import flash.display.Stage;
import flash.events.*;
import flash.text.*;
import flash.events.TimerEvent;
import flash.utils.Timer;
public class CSGFcode extends Sprite
{
public var somevar:String
public function CSGFcode():void
{
//code here where I load an image file, put it into a bitmapdata instance, put that in an bitmap and do an addchild to display the image
}
do I use an import statement? Do I have to make sure this swc file is in a particular folder???
I dont need to be spoon fed but the documentation could be a little clearer
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