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Description
| Interface Summary | |
|---|---|
| Copyable<T> | The Copyable interface is used to identify classes whose instances can create copies of themselves. |
| SWFEncodeable | The Encodeable interface defines the set of methods that all classes must implement so they can be encoded to a Flash (SWF) file. |
| SWFFactory<T> | The SWFFactory interface is used to generate objects when decoding a movie. |
| Class Summary | |
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| BigDecoder | BigDecoder wraps an InputStream with a buffer to reduce the amount of memory required to decode an image or sound and to improve efficiency by reading data from a file or external source in blocks. |
| Coder | Coder contains constants and utility functions used by the various classes for encoding and decoding. |
| Context | Contexts are used to pass information between objects when they are being encoded or decoded. |
| DecoderRegistry | The DecoderRegistry is used to maintain a table of objects that can be used to decode the different types of object encountered in a Flash file. |
| LittleDecoder | LittleDecoder wraps an InputStream with a buffer to reduce the amount of memory required to decode an image or sound and to improve efficiency by reading data from a file or external source in blocks. |
| SWFDecoder | SWFDecoder wraps an InputStream with a buffer to reduce the amount of memory required to decode a movie and to improve efficiency by reading data from a file or external source in blocks. |
| SWFEncoder | SWFEncoder wraps an OutputStream with a buffer to reduce the amount of memory required to encode a movie and to improve efficiency by writing data to a file or external source in blocks. |
| Exception Summary | |
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| CoderException | CoderException is thrown when errors occur while encoding or decoding objects. |
The coder package contains the classes that perform the reading and writing of the binary data in a Flash file.
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