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//>>built
define("dojox/embed/flashVars", ['dojo'],function(dojo){
dojo.getObject("dojox.embed", true);
dojo.deprecated("dojox.embed.flashVars", "Will be removed in 2.0", "2.0");
dojox.embed.flashVars = {
// summary
// Handles flashvar serialization
// Converting complex objects into a simple, clear string that can be appended
// to the swf as a query: myMovie.swf?flashvars=foo.
// Note this needs to work with the SWF, which must know what variables to expect.
// Therefore this is something of an "internal" class - unless you know how to
// modify or create SWFs.
//
// description:
// JSON could be done, but Deft does not yet have a JSON parser, and quotes are
// very problematic since Flash cannot use eval(); JSON parsing was successful
// when it was fully escaped, but that made it very large anyway. flashvar
// serialization at most is 200% larger than JSON.
//
// See:
// Deft/common/flashVars.as
//
serialize: function(/* String */n, /*Object*/o){
// summary:
// Key method. Serializes an object.
// n:String
// The name for the object, such as: "button"
// o:Object
// The object to serialize
//
var esc = function(val){
// have to encode certain characters that indicate an object
if(typeof val=="string"){
val = val.replace(/;/g,"_sc_");
val = val.replace(/\./g,"_pr_");
val = val.replace(/\:/g,"_cl_");
//val = escape(val);
}
return val;
};
var df = dojox.embed.flashVars.serialize;
var txt = "";
if(dojo.isArray(o)){
for(var i=0;i<o.length;i++){
txt += df(n+"."+i, esc(o[i]))+";";
}
return txt.replace(/;{2,}/g,";");
}else if(dojo.isObject(o)){
for(var nm in o){
txt += df(n+"."+nm, esc(o[nm]))+";";
}
return txt.replace(/;{2,}/g,";");
}
// Dev note: important that there is no double semi-colons
return n+":"+o; // String
}
};
return dojox.embed.flashVars;
});
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