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< ?xml version=???1.0??? encoding=???iso-8859-1??? ? >
< movie width=???60??? height=???20??? framerate=???20??? >
< frame >
< clip id=???imgMouseOut??? import=???picture1.jpg???/ >
< clip id=???imgMouseOver??? import=???picture2.jpg???/ >
< clip id=???imgMouseDown??? import=???picture3.jpg???/ >
< library >
< clip id=???PictureButton??? >
< frame name=???mouseOut??? >
< place id=???imgMouseOut??? depth=???1??? / >
< stop / >
< /frame >
< frame name=???mouseOver??? >
< place id=???imgMouseOver??? depth=???2??? / >
< stop / >
< /frame >
< frame name=???mouseDown??? >
< place id=???imgMouseDown??? depth=???3??? / >
< stop / >
< /frame >
< /clip >
< /library >
< /frame >
< /movie >
The stop elements are required so that the movie does not advance automatically from one frame to the
next. On the haXe side, the code needed to manage the state transition between the different frames can
be as simple as the following:
import flash.MovieClip;
class Main
{
public static function main()
{
flash.


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