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382 Chapter 12: ActionScript Dictionary
Example
In class B as defined below, a call to class As constructor will automatically be inserted as the first
statement of B’s constructor function, because a call does not already exist there. (That is, it is
commented out in the example.)
class B extends class A
{
function B() { // this is the constructor
// super(); // optional; inserted during compilation if omitted
}
function m():Number {return 25;}
function o(s:String):Void {trace(s);}
}
See also
class
, implements, interface
false
Availability
Flash Player 5.
Usage
false
Description
Constant; a unique Boolean value that represents the opposite of true.
See also
true
_focusrect
Availability
Flash Player 4.
Usage
_focusrect = Boolean;
Description
Property (global); specifies whether a yellow rectangle appears around the button or movie clip
that has keyboard focus. The default value, true, displays a yellow rectangle around the currently
focused button or movie clip as the user presses the Tab key to navigate through objects in a SWF
file. Specify
false if you do not want to display the yellow rectangle. This is a global property
that can be overridden for specific instances.
See also
Button._focusrect, MovieClip._focusrect

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