Order actions in case of amouse
Hello
My .swf file, when a mouse event occurs, I would like events to occur. However, I would like that they occur ion a certain order, instead of past all at once.
My code has objects that appear and an object moving diagonally upward and left at the same time. However, I would like to have objects appear and then have the displacement of an object on the left, and then up.
Here is my code:
I have more code in the mouse event, but it is arbitrary.
So is it possible to order the events?
Thank you.
It seems yopu use the Tween class, so what you can do, is have the interpolation of first occur and assign an MOTION_FINISHED event listener to the Tween so that you can use its event handler to trigger the following interpolation.
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Some examples of data, starting with:
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It's the logic that I use to sort the data manually:TIME_STAMP PART_NBR ACT_DATE ORD_NBR LN_NBR CODE_PRE CODE_SFX USER_ID QTY ADJ_QTY CNT_QTY 20091124130834762244 015-279A 11/24/2009 P000045557 002 POR LIN user12 10 0 0 20091124131110241744 015-279A 11/24/2009 P000045557 002 POR ADJ user12 0 10 0 20091124131850641554 015-279A 11/24/2009 P000045557 002 POR ADJ user12 0 -20 0 20091124131916249134 015-279A 11/24/2009 P000045557 002 POR LIN user12 10 0 0 20091124135601215291 015-279A 11/24/2009 P000045557 002 POR ADJ user12 0 10 0 20091124140318980761 015-279A 11/24/2009 MTL INS user13 10 0 0 20091124142344235001 015-279A 11/24/2009 P000045557 002 POR ADJ user12 0 -10 0 20080715093021657035 N174X53A 7/15/2008 P000012345 001 POR LIN user5 31 0 0 20080716100406218646 N174X53A 7/16/2008 P000012345 001 MTL INS user2 31 0 0 20080716100442488094 N174X53A 7/16/2008 MTL INS user2 0 0 31 20080717135714597592 N174X53A 7/17/2008 MTL INS user2 31 0 0 20080819111303812239 N174X53A 8/19/2008 P000012345 002 POR LIN user5 31 0 0 20100401145927954563 N174X53A 4/1/2010 MTL INS user1 0 0 31 20100512095750285578 N174X53A 5/12/2010 P000012345 002 POR LIN user6 30 0 0 20100614130143734676 N174X53A 6/14/2010 P000012345 002 MTL INS user1 0 0 30 20100412101824624708 N174X53A 4/12/2010 P000012345 004 POR LIN user4 31 0 0 20100422150057876187 N174X53A 4/22/2010 P000012345 004 MTL INS user2 0 0 31 20100512095303832580 N174X53A 5/12/2010 P000012345 004 POR LIN user6 31 0 0 20100712133833381506 N174X53A 7/12/2010 P000012345 004 MTL INS user1 31 0 0 20100917085814607499 N174X53A 9/17/2010 MTL INS user1 30 0 0 20100701123833300000 test 7/1/2010 P000011111 001 POR LIN user12 5 0 0 20100705964833300000 test 7/5/2010 P000011111 001 MTL INS user2 5 0 0 20100702123456700000 test 7/2/2010 P000011111 002 POR LIN user6 5 0 0 20100704987654300000 test 7/4/2010 MTL INS user1 5 0 0
If the record has ord_nbr/ln_nbr (they are not NULL), then sort by part_nbr, ord_nbr, ln_nbr and time_stamp, in that order.
And here is the complicated part...
If the record does not ord_nbr/ln_nbr (they have a NULL value, and this can happen only on transactions of MTL-INS), then it must be placed in the kind I described via this logic:
It should be placed with the other records with the same part_nbr, after the closest previous transaction of POR time_stamp FLAX (for part_nbr), but before the next chronological time_stamp MTL-INS transaction (for part_nbr) and between these 2 constraints, made by time_stamp.
Any suggestions?
Published by: user11033437 on September 23, 2010 15:13 (order sets of sample data, so part_nbr went up, although the global sort don't really matter, just sorting within each group of part_nbr.)Hello
I understand a little better now.
It is essentially the same approach that AScheffer posted, but it uses analytical functions, which should be more effective than scalar subqueries.
It also handles ord_nbr and ln_nbr in a single field, for simplicity. (There is an occasion where the CHAR data type is actually practical.)SELECT * FROM inventory_history ORDER BY part_nbr , CASE WHEN ord_nbr IS NOT NULL THEN ord_nbr || ln_nbr ELSE LAST_VALUE ( CASE WHEN code_pre = 'POR' AND code_sfx = 'LIN' THEN ord_nbr || ln_nbr END IGNORE NULLS ) OVER ( PARTITION BY part_nbr ORDER BY time_stamp ) END , time_stamp ;The result I get is always not very well what you have posted. The above query produces this output:
TIME_STAMP PART_NBR ACT_DATE ORD_NBR LN_ COD COD USER_ID QTY ADJ_QTY CNT_QTY -------------------- ------------ ---------- ---------- --- --- --- ------- ---------- ---------- ---------- 20091124130834762244 015-279A 11/24/2009 P000045557 002 POR LIN user12 10 0 0 20091124131110241744 015-279A 11/24/2009 P000045557 002 POR ADJ user12 0 10 0 20091124131850641554 015-279A 11/24/2009 P000045557 002 POR ADJ user12 0 -20 0 20091124131916249134 015-279A 11/24/2009 P000045557 002 POR LIN user12 10 0 0 20091124135601215291 015-279A 11/24/2009 P000045557 002 POR ADJ user12 0 10 0 20091124140318980761 015-279A 11/24/2009 MTL INS user13 10 0 0 20091124142344235001 015-279A 11/24/2009 P000045557 002 POR ADJ user12 0 -10 0 20080715093021657035 N174X53A 7/15/2008 P000012345 001 POR LIN user5 31 0 0 20080716100406218646 N174X53A 7/16/2008 P000012345 001 MTL INS user2 31 0 0 20080716100442488094 N174X53A 7/16/2008 MTL INS user2 0 0 31 20080717135714597592 N174X53A 7/17/2008 MTL INS user2 31 0 0 20080819111303812239 N174X53A 8/19/2008 P000012345 002 POR LIN user5 31 0 0 20100401145927954563 N174X53A 4/1/2010 MTL INS user1 0 0 31 20100504083427334677 N174X53A 5/4/2010 P000012345 002 POR RTV user3 31 0 0 20100512095750285578 N174X53A 5/12/2010 P000012345 002 POR LIN user6 30 0 0 20100614130143734676 N174X53A 6/14/2010 P000012345 002 MTL INS user1 0 0 30 20100917085814607499 N174X53A 9/17/2010 MTL INS user1 30 0 0 20100412101824624708 N174X53A 4/12/2010 P000012345 004 POR LIN user4 31 0 0 20100422150057876187 N174X53A 4/22/2010 P000012345 004 MTL INS user2 0 0 31 20100504081750020711 N174X53A 5/4/2010 P000012345 004 POR RTV user3 31 0 0 20100512095303832580 N174X53A 5/12/2010 P000012345 004 POR LIN user6 31 0 0 20100712133833381506 N174X53A 7/12/2010 P000012345 004 MTL INS user1 31 0 0 20100701123833300000 test 7/1/2010 P000011111 001 POR LIN user12 5 0 0 20100705964833300000 test 7/5/2010 P000011111 001 MTL INS user2 5 0 0 20100702123456700000 test 7/2/2010 P000011111 002 POR LIN user6 5 0 0 20100704987654300000 test 7/4/2010 MTL INS user1 5 0 0As you can see, the back row with part_nbr = "N174X53A" which has a NULL ord_nbr value comes before the other lines with the same part_nbr; you said that you wanted changed.
This line has time_stamp = '20100917085814607499'.
Lines with the same part_nbr and codes "POR - LIN" are (in order of time_stamp):20080715093021657035 N174X53A 7/15/2008 P000012345 001 POR LIN user5 31 0 0 20080819111303812239 N174X53A 8/19/2008 P000012345 002 POR LIN user5 31 0 0 20100412101824624708 N174X53A 4/12/2010 P000012345 004 POR LIN user4 31 0 0 20100512095303832580 N174X53A 5/12/2010 P000012345 004 POR LIN user6 31 0 0 20100512095750285578 N174X53A 5/12/2010 P000012345 002 POR LIN user6 30 0 0The misplaced line has a time_stamp greater than any of them, if I have it was supposed to be sorted as if it were the ord_nbr and the ln_nbr of the last row of POR - LIN before her. The last row of POR - LIN has lin_nbr = '002'. You seem to want it sorted as if it had lin_cd = '004', which is the ln_code of the line of POR - LIN after the last, not the last one.
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passing parameters in the order by clause of the cursor
Hi friends,
I am facing a strange problem
I have a cursor with an order by clause.
OPEN FOR Cursor_nomrpt
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AND plano.dbkey4 = p_subcatkey
ORDER BY ltrim (rtrim (p_orderby)) CSA;
p_orderby is the parameter that is passed. But the result is not sorted. But when I run the cursor to hardcode the value of parameter, that it works fine...
Need your help on thisHello
When you use a local variable in a cursor, it's as if you had hard-coded literal in its place, you cannot use a variable to a column name.
If you know all the possible values for p_orderby, you can do something like this:
... ORDER BY TRIM ( CASE p_orderby WHEN 'DESC' THEN plano.desc WHEN 'VALUE' THEN plano.value ... END ) ASC;If you don't know not all possible values, you can use dynamic SQL statements.
By the way
TRIM (x)Returns the same results as
LTRIM ( RTRIM (x))
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