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Hi All,
       Can anyone help me out in getting the information about the different set
of instructions available in a function.

According to me, the pushed values are written to the stream once a getVariable
or setVariable instruction comes. But i need to track the set of instructions
available on a function.

So, if somebody can give me a clue about this, it would be of great help.

Let me tell you guyz, why i need to track it.

Say for eg, a function has a movieclip loadMovie Call such as

mc_temp.loadMovie(url);

I want to rewrite this as follows

mc_temp.loadMovie(rewriteUrl(url)); where rewriteUrl is my API to update the
url.

The instruction set for mc_temp.loadMovie(url); is as follows

#1    push url
#2    getVariable
#3    push 1 "mc_temp"
#4    getVariable
#5    push "loadMovie"
#6    callMethod
#7    pop

I want to track the url going in as a parameter. So, Iam trying to track the
instructions in ActionParser.java.
But I am not able to rewrite to pass the url to my API, coz the instructions
would have been written to the stream, by the time i realise that it s a
loadMovie call. So, If  I am able to get all the instructions available in a
function, i can traverse through it to find whether there are any loadMovie call
and act accordingly.

So, somebody, please help me out in achieving this.

Thanks in advance,
Prabakaran Srinivasan.




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Fri Nov 14, 2008 1:29 pm

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