Creating drawing shapes for Top Drawer with ActionScript 3.0 – Part 3
Created
17 June 2008
Requirements
User level
Intermediate
Chet Haase of the Flex SDK team at Adobe shows you how he uses ActionScript 3.0 to create drawing shapes for Top Drawer. Top Drawer is a simple vector-drawing application, written to play with various concepts in Flex around GUI construction, MXML coding, ActionScript 3.0 coding, event handling, and Flash rendering.
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