Yep. Finally. Yey! Among all the new content and code examples, the second edition of Easy Native Extensions comes with a whole additional book on converting data between ActionScript and native code for iOS. Share on: WhatsApp Read More
This is part 4 of our Windows ANE tutorial which walks you through making an Adobe AIR Native Extension for Windows. At the end of this part you will have: An Adobe AIR Native Extension (ANE) ready to be used on Windows. Time 10-15 minutes Share on: WhatsApp Read More
At the end of this part you will have: A Windows DLL, ready to communicate with ActionScript and to be packaged in an ANE. Time 10-15 miutes Share on: WhatsApp Read More
At the end of this part you will have: A C/C++ project which you have set up to use the Adobe AIR C API. Note that, although the steps here are done with Microsoft Visual C++, you don’t necessarily need to stick with it. Any IDE or command-line compiler that builds C/C++ code will do, for example GCC. The most important steps in this part of the tutorial are making sure that your C/C++ code can see FlashRuntimeExtensions.h and link with FlashRuntimeExtensions.lib from the Adobe AIR SDK. Time 8-10 miutes Share on: WhatsApp Read More
A brief announcement: we have just released an update to our Screen Recorder Native Extension (DiaDrawScreencast.ane). Existing customers get it for free If you have bought the previous release of DiaDrawScreencast.ane, you’ll receive this update for free. Check your e-mail for a note from us. What’s new iOS 7 update, including more options for video quality settings; an optimised build; progress events during video saving (check out ScreenRecorderEvent.PROGRESS); a clearer example for the video saving options in the manual and in the test app. What’s next We are working on a new version of the ANE for all of you Read More
In other words, you will have an app that displays the frames you grab from the native camera. You might need to find a cat first.
This is a companion article for our Camera Tutorial series. The technique described here will make sense even if you haven't done the tutorial, though I've kept the buffer names consistent with how they are set in the tutorial. Read More
