Date - MACROMEDIA FLASH 8-FLASH LITE 2.X ACTIONSCRIPT LANGUAGE Reference

Example
This example creates a new Color object for a target SWF file, creates a generic object called
with the properties defined above, and uses the
myColorTransform
to pass the
colorTransformObject
document, place it on Frame 1 on the main Timeline and place a movie clip on the Stage with
the instance name
my_mc
// Create a color object called my_color for the target my_mc
var my_color:Color = new Color(my_mc);
// Create a color transform object called myColorTransform using
// Set the values for myColorTransform
var myColorTransform:Object = { ra: 50, rb: 244, ga: 40, gb: 112, ba: 12,
bb: 90, aa: 40, ab: 70};
// Associate the color transform object with the Color object
// created for my_mc
my_color.setTransform(myColorTransform);
See also
Object

Date

Object
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+-Date
public class Date
extends Object
The Date class lets you retrieve date and time values relative to universal time (Greenwich
mean time, now called universal time or UTC) or relative to the operating system on which
Flash Player is running. The methods of the Date class are not static but apply only to the
individual Date object specified when the method is called. The
exception; it is a static method.
The Date class handles daylight saving time differently, depending on the operating system
and Flash Player version. Flash Player 6 and later versions handle daylight saving time on the
following operating systems in these ways:
Windows - the Date object automatically adjusts its output for daylight saving time. The
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Date object detects whether daylight saving time is employed in the current locale, and if
so, it detects the standard-to-daylight saving time transition date and times. However, the
transition dates currently in effect are applied to dates in the past and the future, so the
daylight saving time bias might calculate incorrectly for dates in the past when the locale
had different transition dates.
324 ActionScript classes
to a Color object. To use this code in a Flash (FLA)
, as in the following code:
method
setTransform()
method is an
Date.UTC()