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OK I'm setting up a Flash application that takes the inputed text and codes it. I have it all set up where you type the text into an input box, and push go. But, how would I get the code to actually encode with flash? Would I use variables or...
~Chuck
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You're certainly going to need variables.
What type of coding are you planning?
Can't really suggest a way until you give further details,
Rich.
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Well I am just going to set up a program that takes a message i.e.
Send Help Now
and code it in a basic
a=d
b=e
c=f
and so on. So our example message will equal
Vhqg Khos Qry
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
~Chuck
P.S. I could send the fla if interested
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you need to extract substring from variable.
and then use a lot of "if" to code the message.
if you need code post the message.
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Well you might as well be talking to me in ancient greek because I am an absolute idiot when it comes to flash :-) If you would do me the HUGE favor as to post maybe 3 of the 'if' codes and whatever it was that you said before then, it would be a ton of help. Thank you soooooooo much.
~Chuck
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Put the following on a button.
On (Release)
Set Variable: "coded" = ""
Set Variable: "loop" = 1
Loop While (loop<=length(orig))
Set Variable: "testchar" = Substring(origtext,loop,1)
Set Variable: "testchar" = chr(ord(testchar)+3)
If (testchar gt "z")
Set Variable: "testchar" = chr(ord(testchar)-26)
End If
Set Variable: "coded" = coded&testchar
Set Variable: "loop" = loop+1
End Loop
End On
In the above variable "origtext" is the text you need converting.
The encoded text will be in variable "coded"
The above will convert xyz to abc. I've tried kept it simple so you can see the technique and amend as required so spaces are converted to # (no test to see if it's a space).
Let me know if you need more,
Rich.
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nise script rich
I made one by myself, i don't think it's better but i think it's more simle.
On (Release)
Loop While (x <> MBLength ( input ))
Set Variable: "x" = x + 1
Set Variable: "character" = Substring ( input, x, 1 )
If (character eq a)
Set Variable: "chracter" = "z"
Else If (character eq b)
Set Variable: "chracter" = "g"
Else If (character eq c)
Set Variable: "chracter" = "k"
Comment: and so on
End If
Set Variable: "outputing" = "outputing & character"
End Loop
Set Variable: "output" = "outputing"
End On
[Edited by Casparas on 08-10-2000 at 04:51 PM]
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There is a lot of typing doing it your way having an if statement for each character to convert.
And just in case cph2686 is going to use your way the last two variables assignments should be expressions
Rich.
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and if you gentlemen would be so kind as to answer one more question, after it is converted (I will use Rich's script btw), how would I get it to display in a text box in the new frame? Thank both of you soooooo much.
~Chuck
P.S. If you need a can send the fls
P.P.S. Call me Chuck, not cph2686
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Chuck,
email me and I'll send it to you.
Rich.
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