It's not functional, there are still large holes in the implementation.
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Maybe this explains why they put all subclasses of Event in the
same package.
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basic streamers defined for them (String, Integer, Boolean) and not
other arbitrary objects.
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after updateRenderState in the third constructor, so the quad's render
state didn't include the alpha state. I changed it so that
updateRenderState is called in setQuad.
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rather than the node containing the quad, which shouldn't really make a
difference.
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the fade effect to automatically remove itself when it's done.
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I still need to work on the Streaming, but I've figured out how
to do a bit of introspection which will be necessary when streaming an array.
Started working on the client classes, did ClientObserver and SessionObserver
stuff using flash's event notification system.
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hack in that it just fakes an update to the path as if 100 seconds had elapsed,
but that essentially does just what we want and is so simple.
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There's a long way to go and I think I need to rethink the way streaming
will work, but this is a start. These classes all compile under
the flex environment.
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used to easily plug in different methods of smoothly varying a value over time.
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need to be responded to. It turns out that a listener may not be
a marshaller if a server entity is calling a service request method
directly. The convenience method handles this and is also cleaner looking
for callers.
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location. This could possibly break something that depended on the old
behavior, so we'll have to watch for broken things and make them right.
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that you're sending a giant array and having it try to allocate it.
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fully reading elements off the stream to avoid repeatedly allocating
storage arrays and copying or rehashing the elements.
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Ray Greenwell