The Graphics class
Flash Player 9 and later, Adobe AIR 1.0 and
later
Each Shape, Sprite, and MovieClip object has a
graphics
property,
which is an instance of the Graphics class. The Graphics class includes
properties and methods for drawing lines, fills, and shapes. If
you want a display object to use solely as a canvas for drawing
content, you can use a Shape instance. A Shape instance will perform
better than other display objects for drawing, because it doesn’t
have the overhead of the additional functionality in the Sprite
and MovieClip classes. If you want a display object on which you
can draw graphical content and also want that object to contain
other display objects, you can use a Sprite instance. For more information
on determining which display object to use for various tasks, see
Choosing a DisplayObject subclass
.
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