User Guide

18 Unsupported and Partially Supported Classes
Property summary
The following table lists the properties that are either partially or not supported by the
MovieClip class when using ActionScript for Flash Lite 2.0.
Property Description Support
_droptarget
Returns the absolute path in slash-syntax notation
of the movie clip instance on which this movie clip
was dropped. The
_droptarget property always
returns a path that starts with a slash (/). To
compare the
_droptarget property of an instance
to a reference, use the
eval() function to convert
the returned value from slash syntax to a dot-
syntax reference.
Limitations: Supported if
System.capabilities.hasMouse or
System.capabilities.hasStylus are set to true.
Partially
supported
menu
Associates the specified ContextMenu object with
the movie clip.
Not supported
_quality
Sets or retrieves the rendering quality used for a
SWF file. Device fonts are always aliased and
therefore are unaffected by the
_quality property.
Partially
supported
trackAsMenu
A Boolean value that indicates whether other
buttons or movie clips can receive mouse release
events. The
trackAsMenu property lets you create
menus. You can set the
trackAsMenu property on
any button or movie clip object. If the
trackAsMenu
property does not exist, the default behavior is
false.
Limitations: Supported if
System.capabilities.hasMouse or
System.capabilities.hasStylus are set to true.
Partially
supported
useHandCursor
A Boolean value that determines whether the hand
icon appears when the mouse rolls over a movie
clip.
Not supported