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  06.23.09 | Permalink | 1 Comment

  I’ve had to answer this at least three times in the last month so I’m assuming it’s a useful piece of code.

  When creating liquid interfaces in ActionScript 2 you simply let your object listen to the stage for changes, like so:

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  Stage.addListener(this);   ...   private function onResize() { this.mc_background._y = Stage.height }

  In ActionScript 3 the stage is accessible as a property in all classes inheriting from DisplayObject. Useful, but here is where the trouble begins for most people. If you…

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