[swfmill] declaring moredimensional arrays?

[Timo Dinkler]

i tried it the other way:
i built a swf with the correct array in flash and used swf2xml. but i  
don't understand the result. only so far that it has to do with the  
<StackDictionaryLookup index="n"/>. maybe somebody can remove all  
from the xml that's not necessary:

source-fla/swf:

test= [];
test[0]=[];
test[0][0]="teststring1";
test[0][1]="teststring2";
test[1][0]="teststring3";
test[1][1]="teststring4";


output xml:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<swf version="8" compressed="1">
   <Header framerate="12" frames="1">
     <size>
       <Rectangle left="0" right="11000" top="0" bottom="8000"/>
     </size>
     <tags>
       <UnknownTag id="0x45">
         <data>AAAAAA==</data>
       </UnknownTag>
       <SetBackgroundColor>
         <color>
           <Color red="255" green="255" blue="255"/>
         </color>
       </SetBackgroundColor>
       <DoAction>
         <actions>
           <Dictionary>
             <strings>
               <String value="test"/>
               <String value="teststring1"/>
               <String value="teststring2"/>
               <String value="teststring3"/>
               <String value="teststring4"/>
             </strings>
           </Dictionary>
           <PushData>
             <items>
               <StackDictionaryLookup index="0"/>
               <StackDouble value="0.000000e+00"/>
             </items>
           </PushData>
           <DeclareArray/>
           <SetVariable/>
           <PushData>
             <items>
               <StackDictionaryLookup index="0"/>
             </items>
           </PushData>
           <GetVariable/>
           <PushData>
             <items>
               <StackDouble value="0.000000e+00"/>
               <StackDouble value="0.000000e+00"/>
             </items>
           </PushData>
           <DeclareArray/>
           <SetMember/>
           <PushData>
             <items>
               <StackDictionaryLookup index="0"/>
             </items>
           </PushData>
           <GetVariable/>
           <PushData>
             <items>
               <StackDouble value="0.000000e+00"/>
             </items>
           </PushData>
           <GetMember/>
           <PushData>
             <items>
               <StackDouble value="0.000000e+00"/>
               <StackDictionaryLookup index="1"/>
             </items>
           </PushData>
           <SetMember/>
           <PushData>
             <items>
               <StackDictionaryLookup index="0"/>
             </items>
           </PushData>
           <GetVariable/>
           <PushData>
             <items>
               <StackDouble value="0.000000e+00"/>
             </items>
           </PushData>
           <GetMember/>
           <PushData>
             <items>
               <StackInteger value="1"/>
               <StackDictionaryLookup index="2"/>
             </items>
           </PushData>
           <SetMember/>
           <PushData>
             <items>
               <StackDictionaryLookup index="0"/>
             </items>
           </PushData>
           <GetVariable/>
           <PushData>
             <items>
               <StackInteger value="1"/>
             </items>
           </PushData>
           <GetMember/>
           <PushData>
             <items>
               <StackDouble value="0.000000e+00"/>
               <StackDictionaryLookup index="3"/>
             </items>
           </PushData>
           <SetMember/>
           <PushData>
             <items>
               <StackDictionaryLookup index="0"/>
             </items>
           </PushData>
           <GetVariable/>
           <PushData>
             <items>
               <StackInteger value="1"/>
             </items>
           </PushData>
           <GetMember/>
           <PushData>
             <items>
               <StackInteger value="1"/>
               <StackDictionaryLookup index="4"/>
             </items>
           </PushData>
           <SetMember/>
           <EndAction/>
         </actions>
       </DoAction>
       <ShowFrame/>
       <End/>
     </tags>
   </Header>
</swf>






Am 25.07.2006 um 10:29 schrieb daniel fischer:

>
> Hey Timo,
>
>> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1" ?>
>> <movie width="550" height="400" framerate="31">
>>
>> <DoAction>
>> 	<actions>
>> 		<PushData>
>> 			<items>
>> 				<StackString value="arrayData"/>
>> 				<StackString value="four"/>
>> 				<StackString value="three"/>
>> 				<StackString value="two"/>
>> 				<StackString value="one"/>
>> 				<StackInteger value="4"/>
>> 			</items>
>> 		</PushData>
>> 		<DeclareArray/>
>> 		<SetVariable/>
>> 		<EndAction/>
>> 	</actions>
>> </DoAction>
>>
>> </movie>
>>
>> and i got exactly something like with actionscript:
>>
>> arrayData = new Array("one", "two", "three", "four");
>>
>> how do i modify to get more dimensions? and what about the "<array
>> name='arrayData'/>"-tag that i read about in an archived post?
>> thanx alot!
>
> uhm- i know nothing about <array> (i might have forgot, tho). a  
> multidimensional array is just an array of arrays in flash, no?  
> then you could get lucky if you <DeclareArray/> the first row, but  
> then not <SetVariable/>, but leave it on the stack, declare the  
> second (and further) rows (then you should have a bunch of (one-d)  
> arrays on the stack), finally <DeclareArray/><SetVariable/> your  
> new (top) array.
>
> also, please post your results. i would think a few others could  
> use this well, too.
>
> -dan
>
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