User Guide

Commands partially supported or unsupported by fsCommand 9
onClipEvent
Event handler; triggers actions defined for a
specific instance of a movie clip.
Limitations: Supported events are
press, load,
unload, enterFrame, keyDown, keyup, and data.
The
mouseDown, mouseUp, and mouseMove events
are supported if either
System.capabilities.hasMouse or
System.capabilities.hasStylus are set to true.
Partially
supported
onUpdate
The onUpdate event handler is defined for a live
preview used with a component.
Not supported
print()
The print() function targets the movie clip
according to the boundaries specified in the
parameter.
Not supported
printAsBitmap()
A function that prints the target movie clip as a
bitmap.
Not supported
printAsBitmaNum()
A function that prints a level in Flash Player as a
bitmap according to the boundaries specified in
the parameter (
bmovie, bmax, or bframe).
Not supported
printNum()
A function that prints the level in Flash Player
according to the boundaries specified in the
boundingBox parameter (bmovie, bmax, or bframe).
Not supported
startDrag()
A function that makes the target movie clip
draggable while the SWF is playing. Only one
movie clip can be dragged at a time.
Limitation: Supported if mouse or stylus
interface is supported.
Partially
supported
stopDrag()
A function that stops the current drag operation.
Limitation: Supported if mouse or stylus
interface is supported.
Partially
supported
updateAfterEvent()
A function that updates the display
(independent of the frames per second set for
the SWF file) when you call it in an
onClipEvent() handler or as part of a function or
method that you pass to
setInterval().
Not supported
Command, function,
or keyword
Description Support