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An overview of Action script dictionaries
This dictionary describes the syntax and usage of the action script elements in Macromedia Flash MX 2004 and Macromedia Flash MX Professional 2004. To use the example in the script, copy the sample code in this dictionary and paste it into the Script pane or the external script file. This dictionary lists all action script elements, including operators, keywords, statements, actions, properties, functions, classes, and methods. For an overview of all dictionary entries, see the contents of the dictionary; to find an operation symbol or method whose class is unknown, you can start with the table in this section. For information about components, see Working with components.
There are two types of entries in this dictionary:
Individual entries that represent operators, keywords, functions, variables, properties, methods, and statements
Class entry that provides general information about the built-in class
The information in the sample entry is used to interpret the structures and conventions used in these types of entries.
Example entries for most action script elements
The following example dictionary entry explains the conventions for all action script elements except classes.
Entry Title
All entries are listed in alphabetical order. This alphabetic order does not take uppercase, leading underscores, and so on.
Availability of
Unless otherwise noted, the availability section will indicate which version of Flash Player supports the element. The version described here differs from the version of Flash used to author the content. For example, if you are creating content for Flash Player 6 using Macromedia Flash MX 2004 or Macromedia Flash MX Professional 2004, you can use only the action available for Flash Player 6 As a scripting element.
In some cases, this section also indicates which version of the authoring tool supports an element. For an example, see
System.setclipboard ().
Finally, if an element is supported only in Action Script 2.0, this information is also indicated in that section.
Usage
This section provides the correct syntax for using the action script element in your code. The required portion of the syntax is expressed in code font, and the user-supplied code is represented in italics. parentheses ([]) represent optional parameters.
Parameters
This section describes all the parameters listed in the syntax.
Return
This section shows what value the element returns, if any.
Description
This section identifies the element types (such as operators, methods, functions, and so on), and then describes how to use the element.
Example
This section provides a code example that demonstrates how to use the element.
See Also
This section lists the associated action script dictionary entries.
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