Archive | September, 2009
ActionScript 3.0 Calculator Template with Complete Source File
Make Your Shape and Style! Insert a Logo or URL
Continue reading...Video Tutorial ActionScript Calculator Part 11: Final! Display Results – Switch Case on ActionScript
25. September 2009
On this tutorial we complete the calculator for deployment.
Continue reading...Submitting ActionScript Applications to Widgetbox
25. September 2009
Increase traffic, exposure and make some money submitting ActionScript application
Continue reading...Video Tutorial ActionScript Calculator Part 10: Checking Variables for Values the NaN Not a Number
24. September 2009
On this tutorial we find out after our user presses an operation button if it is the first or second value stores the requested operation on a variable
Continue reading...Video Tutorial ActionScript Calculator Part 9: Identify Operation from Instance Names – The Slice Method
24. September 2009
The Slice method extracts a part of a string after parameters are given.
Continue reading...Video Tutorial ActionScript Calculator Part 7: The Clear Button
22. September 2009
Our Calculator takes numbers but they won't go away. Time to add functionality to our clear button!
Continue reading...Video Tutorial ActionScript Calculator Part 8: The Add Dot Button
22. September 2009
Our Calculator takes numbers but they won't go away. Time to add functionality to our clear button!
Continue reading...ActionScript Calculator Lesson 6: Display Number Input
21. September 2009
Give Life to Calculator Number Buttons.
Continue reading...ActionScript Calculator Lesson 5: Buttons Array and Loop Event Listeners
16. September 2009
How to add 17 different Event Listeners with only 7 lines of code? Is this possible?
Continue reading...ActionScript Calculator Part 4: Declaring Variables and Button Array
15. September 2009
We declare 2 arrays for the buttons and 3 variables, 2 for the operation numbers and one string to contain the operation itself.
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