Self-writing Myloadmovie to remedy the ills of Loadmovie methods

The disadvantage of the Loadmovie method is that it is not possible to set the properties of the MC that import movie directly after the statement, which provides a practical method.
The class files are as follows:

Import Mx.events.EventDispatcher;
Class Myloadmovie {
public Var addeventlistener:function;
public Var removeeventlistener:function;
private Var dispatchevent:function;
private static var _mixin1 = Eventdispatcher.initialize (Myloadmovie.prototype);
function Myloadmovie () {
}
Public Function GetAt (url:string, mc:movieclip): void{
var onwer:object = this;
Mc.loadmovie (URL);
var myload:movieclip = _root.createemptymovieclip ("Myload", 10);
Myload.onenterframe = function () {
var tb:number = Mc.getbytestotal ();
var lb:number = mc.getbytesloaded ();
var percent:number = Math.Round (lb/tb*100);
if (percent = = and lb>1000 and tb>1000 and mc._width>0 and mc._height>0) {
Onwer.dispatchevent ({type: "onloaded", TARGET:MC});
Delete This.onenterframe;
}
}
}
}

This file should be put together with your FLA file.
How to use:

Import Myloadmovie;
var Mi:myloadmovie = new Myloadmovie ();
Mi. GetAt ("Mm.jpeg", MC);
var obj:object = new Object ();
Obj.onloaded=function (eventobj:object): void{
var thismc:movieclip = Eventobj.target;
thismc._x=300;
thismc._y=100;
Thismc._alpha = 50;
}
Mi.addeventlistener ("onloaded", obj);

Note: Mi. The MC in GetAt ("Mm.jpeg", MC) is the name of the movie clip on the stage or dynamically established. Which is the MC you want to Loadmovie.