I am currently working on a project that will load a swc, inspect it and allow the user to view the classes inside.
I load the library.swf using Loader.loadBytes (the bytes come from the unzip library I use). I create an instance of the class using getDefinitionByName.
This all works fine as long as getDefinitionByName is called on the next frame. If I call it straight away I get a reference error. To get round this I've come up with a rather hacky solut开发者_JAVA百科ion:
private function processLibraries( event : Event ) : void
{
_zipFiles.forEach( processSwfs );
DisplayObject( FlexGlobals.topLevelApplication ).addEventListener( Event.ENTER_FRAME, enterFrame );
}
private function enterFrame( event : Event ) : void
{
DisplayObject( FlexGlobals.topLevelApplication ).removeEventListener( Event.ENTER_FRAME, enterFrame );
_classCollection = new ArrayCollection();
_zipFiles.forEach( processCatalogs );
complete( _classCollection );
}
I really don't like using the enter frame event on the top level application. I also don't want to have to set up a timer. That's just as nasty.
Loader.loadBytes doesn't fire a complete event so I don't know where I listen for an event for when the bytes have been fully loaded into the ApplicationDomain.
There must be a neater way round this?
Thanks
Loader.loadBytes does fire a complete event. Remember to add your listener to Loader.contentLoaderInfo.
However, if you are loading a SWF file which was part of a SWC file compile with a FlexSDK prior to version 4 you will not get the Event.INIT method since it is only fired when a document class is availalable. Such a class is injected by the compiler since SDK version 4.
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