Static Properties (1)

libraries

static public var libraries;

Static Methods (1)

findLibrary()

<method name="findLibrary" args="libname" />

static private function findLibrary(libname);

Initial Attributes (1)

Initial Attributes are given as attributes in LZX but are not generally available as properties in JavaScript.

stage

<attribute name="stage" />

Properties (2)

loaded

<attribute name="loaded" />

public var loaded = false;

loading

<attribute name="loading" />

public var loading = false;

Methods (6)

construct()

<method name="construct" args="parent, args" />

private function construct(parent, args);

destroy()

<method name="destroy" />

private function destroy();

init()

<method name="init" />

private function init();

load()

<method name="load" />

private function load();

toString()

<method name="toString" />

public function toString();

unload()

<method name="unload" />

private function unload();

To 'unload' a snippet, three things have to be done: 1. Destroy all the instances that were created by the snippet. This is done by calling `iii.destroy();` for each instance iii. Note that if you have created references to the instance outside of the snippet, you must `delete` those references. 2. Destroy all classes that were created by the snippet. This is done by calling `ccc.destroy();` for each class ccc. Note that if you have created references to the class outside of the snippet, you must `delete` those references. 3. Unload the snippet. This is done by calling `sss.unload()`, where sss is the name of the snippet (in the import tag). At this point, you can re-load the snippet by calling `sss.load()`. If you know you will never use the snippet again, you can call `sss.destroy();` to remove the snippet from your application altogether.