Gugga Flash Framework

function com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.Fuse ( action:Object ) [package]

Fuse extends Array to enable sequence-building & mangaement using familiar methods like push().

Parameters:

action

One or more generic "action" objects or arrays in Fuse Object Syntax constituting a sequence.

 var f:Fuse = new Fuse(
  {start_x:'-50', start_xscale:150, start_alpha:0, seconds:.5 },
  [ 
   { width:500, ease:'easeInExpo', seconds:1 },
   { height:300, ease:'easeInOutExpo', delay:.5 }
  ]);
 f.target = box1_mc;
 f.start();

f.traceItems(); Outputs:

-Fuse#0 traceItems:
 ----------
 Fuse#0>Item#0: StartProps:[_alpha, _xscale, _x] Props:[_x, _xscale, _alpha]
 Fuse#0>Item#1: Props:[_height, _width]
 ----------

Fuse action objects may be:

Generic objects containing parseable properties


 { target:clip1, x:10, seconds:2, ease:Strong.easeInOut }

An array of such action objects which creates a simultaneous tween group


 [ { x:10, seconds:2, ease:Strong.easeInOut }, { start_alpha:0, seconds:.5 } ]

```
A nested Fuse


 
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"Applied actions": a special format for reusing actions by including an action property.




 For example if an action var intro:Object = { ... } has been defined, 
 you can then include it in later Fuse actions like this:


 { target:clip1, action:intro }




 This lets you build multi-purpose behaviors that can be used with different targets, perhaps a custom fade or movement effect.


 Applied actions may contain the following properties that modify the base action:

 
 delay, target, addTarget, label, trigger.


 While target overrides, addTarget concatenates targets with any that are defined in the action. See below for info on others.

Fuse action-object properties may be:

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Parseable properties, listed below
 
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Any custom property you wish to tween (should be pre-declared and set to a number)

Start values: Prepend start_ to any property and it will be set prior to tweening.

Fuse action-object values may be types:

Number - a tween's end position. x:100

String - calculate tween using relative positioning.


 Example: rotation:"-90" yields a counter-clockwise rotation.

Boolean values, set at start or end of tween.


 Example: start_visible:true

Tint values can be Number (0x000000), String ("#000000"), or null (reset)


 Example: tint:"#FF3300"

Time is specified in seconds, and may be Number or timecode-String format.


 Examples: seconds:2, startAt:"01:75" - timecode for a 1.75-second delay

Function - (Advanced) "Runtime evaluation" - function is queried as the action is played in the sequence. 
 Functions should return values appropriate to the property.


 Example: { x:function(){ return _root._xmouse; } }


 


 This is a powerful feature that helps eliminate the need to hardcode values in advance. 
 Fuses can be written to be "live", querying for targets and values themselves by retrieving state variables from within your program.


 


 Such functions will be scoped first to the action then the Fuse instance's scope property.  
 If scope is already being used for callbacks, you can use a Delegate to individually scope runtime-evaluation functions.

Parseable action properties

label String naming the action, that may be used during skipTo and viewed in output messages. (This property cannot be set to a function value)

target Animation target or Array of targets. Overrides the instance's default target list.

addTarget Concatenates one or an Array of targets with the default target list.

ease or easing Accepts same formats as com.mosesSupposes.fuse.ZigoEngine#doTween's easing parameter.

seconds, time or duration See time formatting above.

delay or startAt See time formatting above.

event String declaring a custom event that should be dispatched by the engine.


 Subscribe to this custom event on the Fuse instance the same as you would for built-in events (see header).

eventparams An object whose properties will be copied to the event object dispatched with the custom event. (Requires that the event property is defined)

func Function or string name of function

scope Object - overrides instance default scope. Note that in Fuse actions this property is special in that it will be applied to all callbacks or runtime-evaluation functions if not otherwise defined.

args One argument or an array of arguments to pass to the func callback.

startfunc Callback fired after any delay and as tween is starting.

startscope If not defined, the scope property or instance default scope will be used.

startargs One argument or an array of arguments to pass to the startfunc callback.

updfunc Callback fired on engine pulse as the tweens in the action are updated.

updscope If not defined, the scope property or instance default scope will be used.

updargs One argument or an array of arguments to pass to the updfunc callback.

easyfunc String like "myClip.doSomething(true);". (com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Shortcuts must be registered to use this feature)

extra1 Elastic easing amplitude or Back easing overshoot

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extra2 Elastic easing period
 
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_bezier_ (Not necessary, see controlX, controlY below.) Generic object with some or all of the properties {x:,y:,controlX:,controlY:}. Relative (string) values are okay. Note that only one control param is necessary to generate a curved motion path.

controlX, controlY Including one or both of these parameters in a Fuse along with x and/or y generates a bezier curve similar to using the _bezier_ property but without the need for a nested object.

cycles An integer 2 or higher, tweens back and forth between start and end positions. Infinite cycles (0 or "LOOP" in com.mosesSupposes.fuse.ZigoEngine#doTween) are not allowed in Fuses.

skipLevel 0,1, or 2.  See com.mosesSupposes.fuse.ZigoEngine#SKIP_LEVEL for details. In Fuse, this parameter also applies to the custom event parameter, although standard Fuse events like onComplete are not skipped.

trigger May be set as seconds (see time formatting above) or set to true if in a group to indicate advance after the item trigger is grouped with.


 Advances the sequence prior to action completion. This is a powerful feature that makes sequencing far less rigid and more timeline-like.


 Example 1: In this group the sequence advances after the fade action.
 [ { start_alpha:0, seconds:.5, trigger:true}, { x:'100', seconds:3 } ]


 Example 2: Here the sequence advances after 1.5 seconds, while the action takes 3 seconds.
 { width:500, delay:1, seconds:2, trigger:1.5 }




 Note that the onComplete Fuse event is not fired until any trailing tweens from triggered actions finish.

command String "start","stop","pause","resume","skipTo","setStartProps".


 Allows actions to control Fuse play.


 Example: a final action of {command:"start"} causes the Fuse to loop.


 Commands should be separate actions. They may not appear within action groups or be blocked with tweens or callbacks.


 Actions containing a command property may ONLY contain the additional properties: scope, args, label, delay.


 Note that any arguments in args are sent to the Fuse command, and scope is only used for runtime-evaluation of other params set to function (see "Runtime-evaluation" above).

Unless you have set FuseItem.ADD_UNDERSCORES to false, the following known properties are underscore-optional:

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_alpha or alpha
 
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_rotation or rotation
 
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_x or x
 
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_y or y
 
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_xscale or xscale
 
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_yscale or yscale
 
```

_scale or scale Sets _xscale and _yscale to the same value

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_width or width
 
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_height or height
 
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_size or size Sets _width and _height to the same value

_frame or frame Tweens a MovieClip's timeline to a frame using easing specified.

_tint or tint Tint formats above or object {tint:Number/null/hexString, percent:Number/String}.

_tintPercent or tintPercent Value range 0-100

_brightness or brightness Value range 0-100

_brightOffset or brightOffset Burn effect. -100=black, 0=normal, 100=white

_invertColor or invertColor Value range 0-100

_colorReset or colorReset Value ranges from 0 (current tint) to 100 (full reset).

_contrast or contrast 0=gray, 100=normal, 200=high-contrast, higher=posterized

_colorTransform or colorTransform Flash7 transform object {ra:,rb:,etc.}

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_visible or visible
 
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See also:

 target

 scope

 push

 pushTween

 open

Definition at line 307 of file Fuse.as.

function com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.addEventListener	(	event:String	,
		handler:Object
	)

This function is overwritten during EventDispatcher.initialize(). Add a listener for a particular event

Parameters:

	event	the name of the event ("onComplete", etc)
	the	function or object that should be called

See also:: removeEventListener

Definition at line 329 of file Fuse.as.

function com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.removeEventListener	(	event:String	,
		handler:Object
	)

This function is overwritten during EventDispatcher.initialize(). Remove a listener for a particular event

Parameters:

	event	the name of the event ("onComplete", etc)
	the	function or object that should be called

See also:: addEventListener

Definition at line 339 of file Fuse.as.

function com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.destroy ( )

Deletes all variables and properties in the Fuse instance. You should remove all listeners before calling destroy(), then after the call delete any variable references to the instance cleared.

 myFuse.removeEventListener('onComplete',this);
 myFuse.destroy();
 delete myFuse;

See also:

autoClear

AUTOCLEAR

getInstance

Definition at line 354 of file Fuse.as.

static function com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.simpleSetup ( ) [static]

Deprecated. Returns error from FuseKitCommon.

Deprecated:: Use new setup options: com.mosesSupposes.fuse.ZigoEngine#register or com.mosesSupposes.fuse.ZigoEngine#simpleSetup.

Definition at line 374 of file Fuse.as.

static function com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.getInstance ( idOrLabel:Object ) [static]

Instance-management: Gets a Fuse instance by its id or label This simple method returns one known Fuse instance. For more complex options use getInstances.

Parameters:

idOrLabel

Fuse's numerical id or label identifying a unique Fuse instance.

Returns:: a Fuse instance if found or null if not

See also:: getInstances

Definition at line 383 of file Fuse.as.

static function com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.getInstances	(	stateFilter:String	,
		targets:Object
	)			`[static]`

Instance-management: Get an array of some or all Fuse instances in active memory, with filtering options.

// get currently playing Fuses that handle the target my_mc
 var myMcFuses:Array = Fuse.getInstances("playing",my_mc);
 // get all the Fuses in active memory
 var fuses:Array = Fuse.getInstances();

Parameters:

	stateFilter	nothing/null/com.mosesSupposes.fuse.FuseKitCommon#ALL for all Fuse instances in active memory, or a play state "playing", "stopped" or "paused"
	targets	optional - a single target, an Array of targets, or a list of targets starting with the second param.

Returns:: an array containing one or more Fuse instances matching search criteria

See also:: getInstance

Definition at line 404 of file Fuse.as.

function get com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.id ( )

Instance default: an auto-assigned numerical reference

Returns:: Internal id based on instance count.

See also:: label
getInstance

Definition at line 441 of file Fuse.as.

function get com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.state ( )

Retrieves a Fuse instance's current play-state string.

Returns:: "stopped", "playing", or "paused"

See also:: currentIndex

Definition at line 448 of file Fuse.as.

function get com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.currentIndex ( )

Retrieves the current play-index of a Fuse instance.

Returns:: A number starting at 0 for the first action

See also:: state
currentLabel

Definition at line 456 of file Fuse.as.

function get com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.currentLabel ( )

Retrieves the currently playing action's label, if defined.

{ label:"introFade", start_alpha:0, start_brightOffset:100, time:1.5, ease:"easeInExpo" }

Returns:: A string set in the action object using the label property.

See also:

Definition at line 467 of file Fuse.as.

function get com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.target ( )

see set target

Definition at line 473 of file Fuse.as.

function set com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.target ( t:Object )

Instance default: Sets one or more animation targets that will be used for any actions that don't specify their own. Overwrites prior existing targets.

var f:Fuse = new Fuse();
 f.target = [clip1, clip2];

Parameters:

one

target or an array of targets

Returns:: a single animation target if one is set or an Array of targets if more than one is set.

See also:

addTarget

removeTarget

getActiveTargets

Definition at line 486 of file Fuse.as.

function com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.addTarget ( t:Object )

Adds to current default target list.

myFuse.addTarget(clip5);

Parameters:

accepts

one or more targets, or an array of targets

See also:

target

removeTarget

getActiveTargets

Definition at line 501 of file Fuse.as.

function com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.removeTarget ( t:Object )

Removes targets from the current default target list.

myFuse.removeTarget(clip5);

Parameters:

accepts

one or more targets, or an array of targets

See also:

target

addTarget

getActiveTargets

Definition at line 525 of file Fuse.as.

function com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.getActiveTargets ( includeDefaults:Boolean )

Gets both the default target list and any targets in the action currently being played.

Parameters:

includeDefaults

If true is passed, list includes the Fuse instance's default target list plus active action targets.

Returns:: Array of targets currently being handled by the playing or paused action, plus the Fuse instance's default target list if true was passed.

If the Fuse instance queried is stopped, an empty array is returned.

See also:

target

addTarget

removeTarget

Definition at line 545 of file Fuse.as.

function com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.clone ( )

Returns a copy of Fuse as a new Fuse instance.

Returns:: new Fuse instance with default settings and actions.

See also:

Definition at line 571 of file Fuse.as.

function com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.push ( )

Pushes arguments into Fuse instance.

Returns:: new length of Fuse instance

See also:

Definition at line 596 of file Fuse.as.

function com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.pushTween	(	targets:Object	,
		props:Object	,
		pEnd:Object	,
		seconds:Number	,
		ease:Object	,
		delay:Number	,
		callback:Object
	)

Lets you add an item to the Fuse in ZigoEngine.doTween() syntax. Pushes tween arguments into Fuse instance and accepts the same arguments as ZigoEngine.doTween().

Parameters:

	targets	tween target object or array of target objects
	props	tween property or Array of properties
	pEnd	tween end-value or Array of corresponding end-values
	seconds	tween duration
	ease	function, shortcut-string, or custom-easing-panel object
	delay	seconds to wait before performing the tween
	callback	function, string, or object

Returns:: new length of Fuse instance

Definition at line 622 of file Fuse.as.

function com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.pop ( )

Removes last object placed into the Fuse instance.

Returns:: original object passed by user

See also:

Definition at line 640 of file Fuse.as.

function com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.unshift ( )

Removes argument objects from Fuse instance.

Returns:: new length of Fuse instance

See also:

Definition at line 659 of file Fuse.as.

function com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.shift ( )

Shifts position of object in Fuse order.

Returns:: original object passed by user

See also:

Definition at line 677 of file Fuse.as.

function com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.splice	(	startIndex:Number	,
		deleteCount:Number
	)

Used to insert or remove items. Works almost exactly like Array.splice. Removed actions are destroyed permanently, with the exception of nested Fuses.

Parameters:

	startIndex	index in Fuse to begin removing objects
	deleteCount	number of objects to delete from startIndex

See also:

Definition at line 697 of file Fuse.as.

function com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.slice	(	indexA:Number	,
		indexB:Number
	)

Returns a new array instance consisting of a range of elements from the original array without modifying the original array. The array returned by this method includes the indexA element and all elements up to, but not including indexB element. If no parameters are passed, a duplicate of the original array is generated. For more information, see the Flash help explanation of Array.slice.

Parameters:

	indexA:Number	(optional) A number specifying the index of the starting point for the slice. If start is negative, the starting point begins at the end of the array, where -1 is the last element.
	indexB:Number	(optional) A number specifying the index of the ending point for the slice. If you omit this parameter, the slice includes all elements from the starting point to the last element of the array. If end is negative, the ending point is specified from the end of the array, where -1 is the last element.

Returns:: an array consisting of a range of elements from the original array.

See also:

Definition at line 746 of file Fuse.as.

function com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.reverse ( )

Reverse the sequence of the Fuse

See also:

Definition at line 767 of file Fuse.as.

function com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.traceItems	(	indexA:Number	,
		indexB:Number
	)

Traces specific or all objects contained within the fuse

Parameters:

	indexA:Number	(optional) A number specifying the index of the starting point for the slice. If start is negative, the starting point begins at the end of the array, where -1 is the last element.
	indexB:Number	(optional) - A number specifying the index of the ending point for the slice. If you omit this parameter, the slice includes all elements from the starting point to the last element of the array. If end is negative, the ending point is specified from the end of the array, where -1 is the last element.

See also:

toString

id

label

Definition at line 783 of file Fuse.as.

function com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.toString ( )

Returns:: a string representation of the fuse including its id, and label if defined.

See also:

traceItems

id

label

Definition at line 805 of file Fuse.as.

function com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.setStartProps ( trueOrItemIDs:Object )

General: Presets start-properties like start_x in all or specific items. In this example a sequence is set up and all start props are set, although the Fuse may not be used until later.

var f:Fuse = new Fuse();
 f.target = clip1;
 f.push({ start_alpha:0 }); // fade up
 f.push({ x:'100', start_scale:150}); // scale down and slide
 f.setStartProps();

If you want to set start props as the Fuse is started, you can pass setStartProps parameters to start.

Parameters:

nothing/null/{@link

com.mosesSupposes.fuse.FuseKitCommon.ALL} to set all start props in the Fuse. To specify some actions while excluding others, pass an array of item indices/labels or a series of indices/labels as separate parameters.

See also:: start

Definition at line 825 of file Fuse.as.

function com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.start ( setStart:Object )

Play-control: Begins sequence play at index 0, with option to set start props prior to play. In this example all start props are set during start by passing true.

var f:Fuse = new Fuse();
 f.target = clip1;
 f.push({ start_alpha:0 }); // fade up
 f.push({ x:'100', start_scale:150}); // scale down and slide
 f.start(true);

Parameters:

setStart

A setStartProps call is generated from all arguments before the Fuse begins playing.

See also:

Definition at line 851 of file Fuse.as.

function com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.stop ( )

Play-control: Stops a playing or paused Fuse instance and resets the play-index to 0.

See also:

Definition at line 874 of file Fuse.as.

function com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.skipTo ( indexOrLabel:Object )

Play-control: Starts Fuse at a particular index/label.

var f:Fuse = new Fuse();
 f.target = clip1;
 f.push({ start_alpha:0 });
 f.push({ x:'100', label:"slideRight"});
 //later...
 f.skipTo("slideRight"); // same as f.skipTo(1);

Parameters:

indexOrLabel

numerical item index or label string. Pass a negative index to count back from end, like -1 for last item.

See also:

Definition at line 914 of file Fuse.as.

function com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.pause ( )

Play-control: Pauses a playing Fuse instance and its running tweens. Waits for resume call to proceed.

See also:

Definition at line 964 of file Fuse.as.

function com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.resume ( )

Resumes a paused Fuse instance and its animations. Attempts to correct for animations that have been disrupted during pause.

See also:

Definition at line 986 of file Fuse.as.

function com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.advance	(	wasTriggered:Boolean	,
		silentStop:Boolean
	)			`[private]`

Internal handler called by items on completion.

Parameters:

	wasTriggered	is sent true when an item advanced prematurely using the trigger property completes and is used to track the final completion of a Fuse in which animations trail beyond the sequence end.
	silentStop	starting a 0-item Fuse triggers this param so that only the `onComplete` event gets fired.

Definition at line 1012 of file Fuse.as.

References complete().

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function com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.playCurrentItem ( postDelay:Boolean ) [private]

Internal helper that triggers startItem() in currently active item.

Parameters:

postDelay

true is sent when a delay has completed.

Definition at line 1046 of file Fuse.as.

function com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.evtSetStart ( o:Object ) [private]

Internal event used when the fuse is nested in a parent fuse. (Polymorphism - this is a FuseItem method that only appears in Fuse for the nested instance case).

Definition at line 1070 of file Fuse.as.

function com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.startItem	(	targs:Array	,
		scope:Object
	)

FuseItem method used by a Fuse only when the it is nested in a parent Fuse.

Parameters:

	targs
	scope

Definition at line 1080 of file Fuse.as.

static function com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.open ( fuseOrID:Object ) [static]

Simple Syntax:Generate a new Fuse and begin intercepting tween calls until com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse#close is called. Simple Syntax is an alternative way to construct Fuse sequences. Its primary uses are 1. Clear method-call sequencing and 2. An easy way for non-advanced coders to set up sequences.

 // Example 1: Can be used to enforce a clear, strict order of timed events
 Fuse.open();
  Fuse.addCommand (mainMenu, "draw", menuXML);
  Fuse.addCommand ("delay", .5);
  Fuse.addCommand (contentPage, "loadContent", firstItem);
  Fuse.addCommand (screenDisplay, "exposeLayout");
  Fuse.addCommand ("delay", 2);
  Fuse.addCommand (this, "onResize");
  Fuse.addCommand (Logger, "output", "Setup sequence complete.", 0);
 Fuse.close();

 // Example 2: Simple Syntax with shortcut tweens
 Fuse.open();
  box_mc.slideTo(150,150, 1);
  Fuse.openGroup();
   box_mc.scaleTo(250, 1);
   box_mc.brightnessTo(-50, 2);
  Fuse.closeGroup();
  box_mc.colorTo(0x6633FF, 1);
 Fuse.closeAndStart();

You may retrieve the Fuse instance created, or reopen an existing Fuse:

var f:Fuse = Fuse.open(); // store a reference to the Fuse
 // later...
 Fuse.open(f); // reopen existing
 // or...
 Fuse.open(0); // open Fuse with id 0
 // or...
 Fuse.open("introSequence"); // open Fuse with the label "introSequence"

If you mostly use simple syntax and don't reuse your Fuses, it's recommended that you set AUTOCLEAR to true to avoid memory buffering.

Parameters:

fuseOrID

(Optional) Pass an existing Fuse, or its id or label to reopen it.

Returns:: The opened Fuse instance that tween calls will be routed to until close() is called.

See also:

Definition at line 1138 of file Fuse.as.

static function com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.openGroup ( fuseOrID:Object ) [static]

Simple Syntax: Begins a new animation group of simultaneous actions. If Fuse.openGroup() can be called in place of Fuse.open().

If Fuse.openGroup() is called while a previous group was open, the preceding group is closed automatically.

// use in place of Fuse.open() to begin a new Fuse.
 Fuse.openGroup();
  clip1.tween("_x","100");
  clip2.tween("_scale",200);
 Fuse.openGroup(); // you can skip closeGroup if opening another group.
  clip1.tween("_x","-100");
  clip2.tween("_scale",100);
 Fuse.closeAndStart(); // you can skip closeGroup here too.

Parameters:

fuseOrID:Fuse

(Optional) an existing Fuse or Fuse's id or label in which to open the new group.

Returns:: The currently open fuse instance or a new Fuse if openGroup was called prior to open().

See also:

Definition at line 1201 of file Fuse.as.

static function com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.closeGroup ( ) [static]

Simple Syntax: Closes an action group started by openGroup. May be omitted if followed by Fuse.close or Fuse.closeAndStart.

If Fuse.openGroup() is called while a previous group was open, the preceding group is closed automatically and the closeGroup command can be skipped.

Fuse.open();
 clip1.tween("_x","100");
 Fuse.openGroup();
  clip1.tween("_x","-100");
  clip2.tween("_scale",200);
 Fuse.closeGroup();
 clip1.scaleTo(0);
 clip2.scaleTo(0);
 Fuse.closeAndStart();

See also:

Definition at line 1230 of file Fuse.as.

static function com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.close ( ) [static]

Simple Syntax: Completes the Fuse generated by com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse#open. It is important that you complete each Fuse created using Fuse.open() using either Fuse.close() or Fuse.closeAndStart(). You cannot call start on a Fuse instance while Fuse is open.

var runSetup:Fuse = Fuse.open();
 Fuse.addCommand(this, "callbackOne");
 Fuse.addCommand("delay", .25);
 Fuse.addCommand(this, "callbackTwo");
 Fuse.addCommand("delay", .25);
 Fuse.addCommand(this, "callbackThree");
 Fuse.close();

 // later in program...
 runSetup.start(); // reference the Fuse created

See also:

Definition at line 1258 of file Fuse.as.

static function com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.closeAndStart ( setStart:Object ) [static]

Simple Syntax: Close the open Fuse instance and start it playing.

var runSetup:Fuse = Fuse.open();
 clip1.fadeOut();
 clip2.fadeOut();
 clip3.fadeOut();
 Fuse.closeAndStart();

Parameters:

setStart

A setStartProps call is generated from all arguments before the Fuse begins playing.

See also:

Definition at line 1280 of file Fuse.as.

static function com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.startRecent ( setStart:Object ) [static]

Simple Syntax: Restarts the Fuse most recently created using Fuse.open().

Parameters:

setStart

A setStartProps call is generated from all arguments before the Fuse begins playing.

See also:

Definition at line 1298 of file Fuse.as.

static function com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse.addCommand	(	commandOrScope:Object	,
		indexOrFunc:Object	,
		argument:Object
	)			`[static]`

Simple Syntax: Multi-purpose metho


Public Member Functions
function	addEventListener (event:String, handler:Object)
function	removeEventListener (event:String, handler:Object)
function	destroy ()
function get	id ()
function get	state ()
function get	currentIndex ()
function get	currentLabel ()
function get	target ()
function set	target (t:Object)
function	addTarget (t:Object)
function	removeTarget (t:Object)
function	getActiveTargets (includeDefaults:Boolean)
function	clone ()
function	push ()
function	pushTween (targets:Object, props:Object, pEnd:Object, seconds:Number, ease:Object, delay:Number, callback:Object)
function	pop ()
function	unshift ()
function	shift ()
function	splice (startIndex:Number, deleteCount:Number)
function	slice (indexA:Number, indexB:Number)
function	reverse ()
function	traceItems (indexA:Number, indexB:Number)
function	toString ()
function	setStartProps (trueOrItemIDs:Object)
function	start (setStart:Object)
function	stop ()
function	skipTo (indexOrLabel:Object)
function	pause ()
function	resume ()
function	startItem (targs:Array, scope:Object)
Static Public Member Functions
static function	simpleSetup ()
static function	getInstance (idOrLabel:Object)
static function	getInstances (stateFilter:String, targets:Object)
static function	open (fuseOrID:Object)
static function	openGroup (fuseOrID:Object)
static function	closeGroup ()
static function	close ()
static function	closeAndStart (setStart:Object)
static function	startRecent (setStart:Object)
static function	addCommand (commandOrScope:Object, indexOrFunc:Object, argument:Object)
static function	addBuildItem (args:Array)
Public Attributes
var	label:String
var	autoClear:Boolean = false
var	scope:Object
Static Public Attributes
static var	registryKey:String = 'fuse'
static var	VERSION:String = FuseKitCommon.VERSION
static var	OUTPUT_LEVEL:Number = 1
static var	AUTOCLEAR:Boolean = false
Package Functions
function	Fuse (action:Object)
Private Member Functions
function	advance (wasTriggered:Boolean, silentStop:Boolean)
function	playCurrentItem (postDelay:Boolean)
function	evtSetStart (o:Object)
Static Private Member Functions
static function	registerInstance (s:Fuse)
static function	removeInstanceAt (id:Number, isDestroyCall:Boolean)
Private Attributes
var	_nID:Number
var	_nIndex:Number
var	_sState:String = 'stopped'
var	_aDefaultTargs:Array
var	_nDelay:Number = -1
var	_nTimeCache:Number = -1
var	_oDel1:Object
var	dispatchEvent:Function
Static Private Attributes
static var	_aInstances:Array = null
static var	_oBuildMode:Object = null

com.mosesSupposes.fuse.Fuse Class Reference

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Public Attributes

Static Public Attributes

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