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inserturlaction.javaAPI DocExample7084Wed Mar 15 11:37:56 GMT 2000None

inserturlaction

public class inserturlaction extends GenericCommand

Fields Summary
String
colorParam
private Context
mContext
private int
mFrameCount
private Script
mScript
private Script
mTemplateScript
private FlashEnvironment
mEnv
private Properties
mProperties
Constructors Summary
Methods Summary
private ButtoncreateButton(int r_width, int r_height, java.lang.String colorString)


		Button buttonObj = null;

		try
		{

			/* Call the private method createShape to retrieve the shape
			 *  information for the box. */
			Shape shape1 = createShape( r_width, r_height, colorString );			

			/* Create a button object */
			buttonObj = new Button();

			/* Allocate an identity matrix (see above comment on why you
			 * need to allocate a matrix.) */
			Matrix matrix1		  = new Matrix();

			/* Add the shape to the button object, for each state of 
			 * the button. */
			buttonObj.addShape( shape1, matrix1, Button.buttonStateTest, 1);
			buttonObj.addShape( shape1, matrix1, Button.buttonStateUp, 1);
			buttonObj.addShape( shape1, matrix1, Button.buttonStateOver, 1);
			buttonObj.addShape( shape1, matrix1, Button.buttonStateDown, 1);

		}				
 
		catch (Exception e)
		{
			mEnv.logError("Exception: " + e);
		}
		
		return buttonObj;

	
private ShapecreateShape(int r_width, int r_height, java.lang.String colorString)


		Shape shapeObj = null;

		try
		{
			/* Create a color, and then set the RGB value using 
			 * setRGBValue.  */
			Color color = new Color();
			color.setRGBValue( colorString);


			/* In order to specify a FillStyle color using the 
			 * setFillStyle method, you must first must create 2 
			 * instances of FillStyle class. */
			FillStyle fill_1 = new FillStyle();
			fill_1.setColor( color );
			FillStyle fill_2 = new FillStyle();
			fill_2.setColor( color );


			/* Create a shape */
			shapeObj = new Shape();


			/* Apply the 2 previously defined instances of the  
			 * FillStyle class to the shape */
			shapeObj.setFillStyle(fill_1, fill_2);


			/* Draw the shape using the moveTo and lineTo methods in the
			 * Shape class. --- (0,0) is the center point of the gray 
			 * placeholder box that represents a Generator object in the
			 * interface. 
			 */
			shapeObj.moveTo(0, 0);
			shapeObj.lineTo(0, r_height);
			shapeObj.lineTo(r_width, r_height);
			shapeObj.lineTo(r_width, 0);
			shapeObj.lineTo(0, 0);


		}				
		/* Catch an exception and display the name of the exception in
		 * the Generator Output window if there are any errors. The 
		 * exception may not throw detailed mesasge.
		 */
		catch (Exception e)
		{
			mEnv.logError(" An exception occured at:  " + e.getClass() + "  with message: " + e.getMessage());
		}
		
		return shapeObj;
	
public voiddoCommand(FlashEnvironment env, Script script, Context context, int cmdIndex, java.util.Properties params)



	/* All Generator object .java files must contain the doCommand.  
	 * The doCommand is called by Generator when the custom object is 
	 * processed. 
	 */
                 
    

		String	colorParam;		

		mContext		= context;
		mEnv			= env;
		mScript			= script;
		mProperties		= params;
	

		try  
		{
			
			/* Use the getCommandScript method to retrieve the script 
			 * for the object being created.  A script represents a 
			 * Flash movie symbol containing * a timeline, and possibly 
			 * shapes, symbols, and text.
			 */
			Script clip = script.getCommandScript(cmdIndex);
			if (clip == null)
				throw new Exception("template script missing");


			/* Use getCommandFrameCount to retrieve the number of frames
			 *  associated with the command. */
			int frameCount = script.getCommandFrameCount(cmdIndex);


			/* Use the getIntParam and getStringParam methods in the 
			 * GenericCommand class to obtain the properties information
			 * needed to create the button.  Please note that for each 
			 * getOOParam method, the third parameter must be matched 
			 * with the 'token' name in the inserturlaction.def file.
			 */
			int r_height		= getIntParam( context, params, "height", 500 );
			int r_width			= getIntParam( context, params, "width", 500 );
			String colorString	= getStringParam( context, params, "color", "blue" );
			String urlString	= getStringParamEmpty( context, params, "url");
			String windowString = getStringParam( context, params, "window", "_self");


			/* Call the private method createButton to create a button 
			 * with the specified height, width, and color.
			 */
			Button button = createButton( r_width, r_height, colorString);


			/* Create an instance of the Action class to allocate a 
			 * default action. */
			Action	action = new Action();


			/* Use setTranstionState method to attach an action to a 
			 * button state. */
			action.setTransitionState( Action.bsOverUpToOverDown );


			/* Add the GetURL action to the current action.  The URL 
			 * and target window are specified by the user in the 
			 * Generator inspector. 
			 */
			action.addGetURL( urlString,  windowString);


			/* Add the action to the button */
			button.addAction( action );


			/* In order to use the insertButton method in the Script 
			 * class, you must first create an instance of the Matrix 
			 * class.  The methods in the Matrix class are used to 
			 * manipulate the size, scale and rotation of Generator 
			 * objects.  However,  because many of the methods in the 
			 * API require an instance of the Matrix class as one of
			 * the arguments, you will probably need to create an 
			 * instance of the Matrix class even if you do not wish to
			 * transform your object.
			 */
			Matrix matrix2 = new Matrix();


			/* Use the insertButton method to insert the button object 
			 * created above into the script. */
			clip.insertButton( button, 0, 0, matrix2, frameCount, matrix2 );
		}				
 
		catch (Exception e)
		{
			mEnv.logError(" An exception occured at:  " + e.getClass() + "  with message: " + e.getMessage());
		}