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Adobe ActionScript 3.0 Programming Service Manual
This manual provides a comprehensive guide to ActionScript 3.0, starting with an introduction to the language and its new features. It walks developers through basic programming concepts, variables, data types, and the core Flash Player API, as well as compatibility with earlier versions.
The later chapters cover advanced topics such as object‑oriented programming, date and time handling, string and array manipulation, error handling, regular expressions, event processing, XML handling, display programming, geometry, drawing APIs, filters, and MovieClip control. Each section includes examples and best‑practice recommendations for building robust ActionScript applications. This manual is written in Chinese.
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Which chapter covers error handling in ActionScript 3.0?
Chapter 8 provides an overview of error handling, error types, strategies, and examples of custom error classes.
Where can I find information about regular expressions?
Regular expressions are introduced in Chapter 9, which explains the syntax, character classes, quantifiers, and usage examples.
What is the purpose of this guide?
It is a programming guide that covers language fundamentals, object‑oriented concepts, and multimedia handling for ActionScript 3.0.
Which trademarks are mentioned in the document?
The guide notes Adobe, Adobe logo, Flex, Flex Builder and Flash Player as registered trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated.