Hi pocong, i'm sorry that there's manything wrong in this stagemanager. I have corrected them and reuploaded the component. For the X and Y arguments in addAlignItem syntax, it's the realative offset for the mc. For example: StageManager.addAlignItem(Mctest1, "lt", 30, 30); Mctest1 will be aligned to left top, but 30*30 pixels from the very left and top point.(Mctest1._x = X;) However, if we align to right side, such as rt, rc and rb, then the X will be the distance between the Stage border and the mc.(Mctest1._x = Stage.width-X;)
BTW, good work! I have a question: the X and Y arguments in addAlignItem syntax is offset coords? Your example generates some traces, which i can't remove, coz clip already compiled. In other align modes (i.e. BR) StageManager works incorrect, i think.
Thanks a lot for your suggestion pocong. Yes, Denis Kolyako's is better than mine. I just wanna to create a simple enough component for most simple usage.
Hmm, i think that StageManager by Denis Kolyako is more useful and it has better functionality, than yours. StageManager by Denis Kolyako is a AS2 class, yours is AS1 and it creates some variables in root, that's no good.
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For the X and Y arguments in addAlignItem syntax, it's the realative offset for the mc.
For example: StageManager.addAlignItem(Mctest1, "lt", 30, 30);
Mctest1 will be aligned to left top, but 30*30 pixels from the very left and top point.(Mctest1._x = X;)
However, if we align to right side, such as rt, rc and rb, then the X will be the distance between the Stage border and the mc.(Mctest1._x = Stage.width-X;)
There should be many more mistakes:(
http://blog.sina.com.cn/puyudesign
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