Namo WebEditor Professional Online Manual
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Help Index
Overview
- Basic Knowledge
- User Interface
- Interface
- Commands
- File
- Edit
- View
- Insert
- Effect
- Modify
- Align
- Space Evenly
- Make Same Size
- Z-Order
- Group
- Break Apart
- Convert to Symbol
- Replace Symbol
- Edit Symbol
Configure Effect
- Tools
- Help
- ToolBar
- Timeline
- Drawing Tools
- Panels
- Dialogs
- Tutorial
- Using
- Animation
- Button
- Color & Fill
- Line Color and Fill Color
- Tools
- Setting Line Color in Shape Panel
- Setting Line Color with Ink Bottle Tool
- Setting Fill Color in Shape Panel
- Filling with Linear Gradient
- Filling with Radial Gradient
- Filling with Bitmap Graphic
- Filling with Paint Bucket Tool
- Editing the Filling
- Picking Color with Eyedropper Tool
- Drawing
- Effect
- Old Style Effect
- Frame
- Image
- Instance
- Layer
- Library
- Movie Clip
- Previewing Movie
- Reshape
- Scene
- Sound
- Symbol
- Text
- Transform
- Vector Graphic
- Video
- Using Template
- Importing Movie
- Overview
- Capture Movie
- Importing Movie
- Saving Imported Movie
- Import Flash Projector
- Exporting Movie
- Publishing
- ActionScript
- Overview
- Writing Script
- Working with imported ActionScript
- ActionScript Reference
- Syntax & Teminology
- Data Type
- About Variable
- Built-in Classes
- Accessibility
- Argument
- Array
- Boolean
- Button
- Camera
- Color
- ContextMenu
- ContextMenuItem
- Date
- Error
- Function
- Key
- LoadVars
- LocalConnection
- Math
- Microphone
- MMExecute
- Mouse
- MovieClip
- MovieClipLoader
- NetConnection
- NetStream
- Number
- Object
- PrintJob
- Selection
- SharedObject
- Sound
- Stage
- String
- System
- TextField
- TextField.StyleSheet
- TextFormat
- TextSnapshot
- XML
- XMLNode
- XMLSocket
- Global Functions & Variables
- How To
- F.A.Q.
Action
Actions are commands used to control a movie. You may want to instruct your movie to perform specific behaviors like starting or stopping sounds, loading other Movies or web pages. See how to write ActionScript in Namo FreeMotion here.
ActionScript2.0
ActionScript 2.0 is not a new language. Rather, it comprises a core set of language elements that make it easier to develop object-oriented programs. With the introduction of keywords such as class , interface , extends , and implements , ActionScript syntax is now easier to learn for programmers familiar with other languages. New programmers can learn more standard terminology that they can apply to other object-oriented languages they may study in the future.
ActionScript 2.0 supports all the standard elements of the ActionScript language; it simply enables you to write scripts that more closely adhere to standards used in other object-oriented languages, such as Java. ActionScript 2.0 should be of interest primarily to intermediate or advanced Flash developers who are building applications that require the implementation of classes and subclasses. ActionScript 2.0 also lets you declare the object type of a variable when you create it and provides significantly improved compiler errors.