December 2002
Intermediate to advanced
1088 pages
192h 4m
English
Content preview from ActionScript for Flash MX: The Definitive Guide, Second Edition
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toggleHighQuality() Global Function
change the rendering quality of the Player
Flash 2; deprecated in Flash 5
toggleHighQuality()
Description
The toggleHighQuality() function switches between High quality and Low quality
rendering. When set to High, the Flash Player renders lines with antialiased (smooth)
edges. When set to Low, the Flash Player renders lines with aliased (jagged) edges. The
toggleHighQuality() function does not take any arguments; it simply switches between the
two possible settings—“High” and “Low”. This is problematic because it doesn’t explicitly
set the quality to a known setting, nor does it allow for more than two different possible
quality settings.
As of Flash 5, toggleHighQuality() has been deprecated in favor of the global
_quality
property, which supports Low, AutoLow, Medium, High, AutoHigh, and Best rendering
settings.
See Also
_highquality, _quality
trace() Global Function
display a value in the Output window
Flash 4
trace(value)
Arguments
value The expression to be resolved and then displayed in the Output window. If
the resolved value of
value is not a string, it is converted to a string before
being sent to the Output window, according to the rules described in
Table 3-2 in Chapter 3.
Description
The trace( ...
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