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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unloadMovieNum() Global Function
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ActionScript Language Reference
unloadMovieNum() Global Function
remove a movie from a document level
Flash 3
unloadMovieNum(level)
Arguments
level A nonnegative integer or an expression that yields a nonnegative integer, indi-
cating the document level to unload.
Description
The unloadMovieNum() function is nearly identical to unloadMovie(), except that it
requires the target
level of the load operation to be specified as a number rather than as a
string. This means that unloadMovieNum() can remove movies from document levels only,
not from movie clips. Normally, it is used when we wish to dynamically assign the level of
a movie to unload, as in:
var x = 3;
unloadMovieNum(x);
This can also be achieved using string concatenation with the regular unloadMovie()
function:
unloadMovie("_level" + x);
Usage
The unloadMovieNum() function corresponds to the Unload Movie action in Flash 3 and
Flash 4, which worked only with numbered levels.
See Also
loadMovieNum(), MovieClip.removeMovieClip(), Movieclip.unloadMovie(),
removeMovieClip(), unloadMovie(); “Removing Clip Instances and Main Movies,” in
Chapter 13
updateAfterEvent() Global Function
render the contents of the Stage between frames
Flash 5
updateAfterEvent()
Description
When a function executes between frames in the ...
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