December 2002
Intermediate to advanced
1088 pages
192h 4m
English
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MovieClip.onEnterFrame () Event Handler
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MovieClip.onDragOver() Event Handler
Button event; occurs when the mouse is pressed over the clip then moves off and back on the clip
Flash 6
mc.onDragOver()
on (dragOver) {
statements
}
Description
The onDragOver() event handler is identical to the Button.onDragOver() event, except
that it can also be applied to movie clip instances (though not main movies such as
_root,
_level0, etc.). For details, see Button.onDragOver() and “Using Movie Clips as Buttons” in
Chapter 13.
See Also
Button.onDragOver(), MovieClip.onDragOut(); Chapter 13
MovieClip.onEnterFrame () Event Handler
handler executed at every tick of the frame rate in the Flash Player
Flash 5; callback form introduced in Flash 6
mc.onEnterFrame()
onClipEvent (enterFrame) {
statements
}
Description
The onEnterFrame() event handler is the callback form (and more modern analogue) of the
legacy onClipEvent (enterFrame) event handler. The onEnterFrame() handler is executed
once for every tick of the frame rate of a movie, such as when the playhead advances or
when the Player rerenders the current frame while the playhead is stopped. In either case,
the frequency of the onEnterFrame() event is directly related to the frame rate achieved by
the Player. If the frame rate
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