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| − | [[Category:ACTIONSCRIPT]] | + | [[Category:Organisational templates]] |
| − | The items in this category are all actionscript symbols imported using the <font color=green><tt>#include</tt></font> syntax from within the ActionScript code.
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| − | These symbol scripts should be in the form of functions which extend and accept the same parameters as the <tt>createEmptyMovieClip()</tt> method.
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| − | ;Usage
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| − | A global function has been added allowing symbols to be created from the pre-compiled library if they exist, or using their creation function if not.
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| − | :<tt>createSymbol( contextRef, symbolName, instanceName, layer, [parameters...] )</tt>
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| − | ;Notes
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| − | *The name of the creation function should be create.''symbolName''
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| − | *The function can have extra parameters after ''name, layer''
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| − | *The function should return a reference to the newly created symbol
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| − | ;Common code supplied by [[swf.php]] and [[swf.pl]] at compile time.
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| − | If you want to impliment thses scripts in the Macromedia environment, you'll need to include this code at the beginning of your script.
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| − | <table class=document-code><tr><td>
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| − | [[+compile.as]]
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| − | </table>
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