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text file parameters as variables.
Hi,
I currently have a file set up that imports and external text file and displays the parameters in the text file in separate dynamic text fields. No problem there.
the text file reads:
param1 = 300¶m2 = 450¶m3 = 500
However, what I want to be able to do, is set parameters that rather than defining text strings, define numeric values. I want to be able to use those numeric values to set the x position of an instance of an animated MC on the stage (animated with actionscript). I need to be able to pass the values from the text file to the actionscript.
I tried using the code below and it doesn't work..,
Actionscript Code:
import fl.motion.Animator; var bull2001_xml:XML = <Motion> <source> <Source instanceName="bull2001" symbolName="bull"> </Source> </source>
<Keyframe index="0" > <tweens> <SimpleEase ease="0"/> </tweens> </Keyframe>
<Keyframe index="49" x={param1}> <tweens> <SimpleEase ease="0"/> </tweens> </Keyframe> </Motion>;
var bull2001_animator:Animator = new Animator(bull2001_xml, bull2001); bull2001_animator.play();
Any help with this much appreciated, thanks in advance,
Mat
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OK, here's the thing.., I'm using this code to import the text file as variables
Actionscript Code:
var myTextLoader:URLLoader = new URLLoader(); myTextLoader.dataFormat=URLLoaderDataFormat.VARIABLES; myTextLoader.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, onLoaded);
function onLoaded(e:Event):void { trace(e.target.data.p0); trace(e.target.data.p1); }
the textfile contents is p0=200&p1=150
This code returns the values 200 and 150 in the output window...
So the question is.., how on earth can I use these values in the actionscript above??, using the variables {p0} just returns p0 as undefined.., I realize this is a bit of a newbie question.., but this is driving me crazy and would very much appreciate some help with this,
Matthew
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