Delphi SWF SDK contains pure Object Pascal library for creating SWF files, without any external dynamic libraries.

Main Delphi SWF SDK features:

• reads and recreates an existing SWF;
• creates visual objects (shape, button, text);
• creates advanced objects (morphing shape, sprite);
• inserts various image formats (jpg, bmp, png, gif);
• inserts wave and MP3 sound as event or streaming;
• inserts FLV video;
• native Delphi Canvas with HDC handle for WinAPI GDI functions;
• imports Windows Metafile graphics;
• all types of filling (solid, gradient, image);
• Flash 8 effects (shadow, glow, edge, etc.);
• supports device and embedded fonts;
• supports Unicode font and text;
• any transition and transformation; etc.

In Flash Actions:

• embedded ActionScript Compiler with the full source code;
• all modifications of the script version: ActionScript 1, object oriented ActionScript 2/3, FlashLite 1.1;
• a log file of error compiles writing;
• a low-level action instruction (like p-code) and bytecode coding.

XML technology supporting:

• make SWF from XML file using swf-level and flash-level of the SDK;
• save an existing SWF to XML file for recreating;
• save all resources as internal XML or external files;
• support a custom interpretation of standard and custom nodes.
  

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See also XML tags specification.

There is an ActiveX programming library based on the Delphi SWF SDK. So, Visual Basic, Visual Basic.NET, ASP, ASP.NET, Visual C++ and Visual C# programmers can use all features of the Delphi SWF SDK with the SWF Scout ActiveX.