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This page was last modified 09:12, 21 December 2007.

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Preface

Sometimes you just need to say bye. This sounds like being overly enthusiastica about a single command. And you are free to have that opinion ;o)

However, I feel, that the quit command, together with all the other fscommands is one of the key things making Flash Lite different and altogether more controlled.

The quit command does excatly what it says on the tin it makes the Flash Lite application quit, clear all variables and any memory allocations and simply just go away.

When you think about it, isn't this the thing and the whole of the thing in being a real application and not just some Multimedia[1] content, as Flash Lite is sometimes labeled?

At any time in the execution of some ActionScript the creator of the application is able to decide that here is when we are no more.

That, in my opinion, is what makes Flash Lite applications applications more than anything else.

Code example

It could not be more simple. See:

fscommand2("Quit");

You can find more information about different fscommands by following This link

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--Ruikku 00:55, 4 December 2007 (EET)