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SWFButton

This is the old school SWF button, not the fancy new thing that has actions sticking out every which way. One button, one action. Nice and simple.

$b = new SWFButton();

Create a new SWFButton object.

$b->setUp($s);

Set the button's up state to shape $s.

$b->setOver($s);

Set the button's over state to shape $s.

$b->setDown($s);

Set the button's down state to shape $s.

$b->setHit($s);

Set the button's hit region to shape $s.

$b->setAction($a);

Set the action to be performed when this button is clicked to $a.

Example code

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New methods:

$b->addShape($s, stateflags);

Add the shape $s to this button for the given states. The following flags are valid:

SWFBUTTON_UP
SWFBUTTON_OVER
SWFBUTTON_DOWN
SWFBUTTON_HIT

SWFBUTTON_HIT isn't ever displayed, it defines the hit region for the button. That is, everywhere the hit shape would be drawn is considered a "touchable" part of the button.

$b->addAction($a, conditionflags);

Add the action $a to this button for the given conditions. The following flags are valid:

SWFBUTTON_MOUSEOVER
SWFBUTTON_MOUSEOUT
SWFBUTTON_MOUSEUP
SWFBUTTON_MOUSEUPOUTSIDE
SWFBUTTON_MOUSEDOWN
SWFBUTTON_DRAGOUT
SWFBUTTON_DRAGOVER
SWFBUTTON_KEYPRESS(c) where c is a character to test for, e.g. 'a'

See the example for specifics:

Example code

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