MACROMEDIA FLASH 8-ACTIONSCRIPT 2.0 LANGUAGE Reference page 78

Availability: ActionScript 1.0; Flash Player 7
Parameters
- Any command that you can use in a Flash JavaScript (JSFL) file.
command:String
Returns
- A string representation of the result, if any, sent by the JavaScript statement.
String
Example
The following command will output the number of items in the library of the current
document to the trace window. You must run this example as a Flash panel because Flash files
can't call
MMExecute
Place the following code into frame 1 of the main Timeline of an empty Flash document:
var numLibItems = MMExecute("fl.getDocumentDOM().library.items.length");
var message = numLibItems + " items in library";
MMExecute('fl.trace("' + message + '");');
Save the FLA file in the WindowSWF directory that is located in your Configuration
directory, and then select File > Publish (or save it elsewhere and either publish the SWF
file directly to that directory, or move the SWF file to that directory).
Quit and restart the application (you need to do this step the first time you add your file
to the WindowSWF directory).
Now you can select your file from the bottom of the Window > Other Panels menu.
The ActionScript trace function does not work from a Flash panel; this example uses the
JavaScript
fl.trace
to a text field that is part of your Flash Panel file.
MMExecute
78 ActionScript language elements
if they are run in either test movie or the browser.
version to get the output. It might be easier to copy the results of