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Create the Counter Create any shape and convert it into a MovieClip. Place the MovieClip somewhere outside the Scene so that it appears invisible. Click on the MovieClip and open up the Actions Pane. Write the following: onClipEvent(enterFrame) { if (_root.startcounter==true) { _root.count++; if (_root.count>=_root.delay) { _root.count=0; _root.startcounter=false; _root.flag=false; } } } This will create the counter which will regularly check if the variable 'startcounter' has the value true or not. This variable is set to true when the user clicks for the first time. If it has the value true, the counter will increment the variable 'count' by 1 at a certain rate which is the Movie's Frame Rate. For example, you can change the Movie's Frame Rate (12 by default) to 100 and set the delay to 20. To change the Movie's Frame Rate, select Modify>Document. You can find out the appropriate delay by temporarily inserting a trace statement in the above code as given next:
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Detecting Double-Click in Flash
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