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F*Scoreboard
Authors: Sean McCracken (@Seantron) & Jesse Freeman (@CodeBum)

F*Scoreboard is a simple class to help maintain persistent local scoreboard in your Flash games. The FScoreboard class
wraps a SharedObject and allows you to save and retrieve score objects from it. This allows you to manage scores without
the need of connecting to a database or 3d party api. This is especially helpful when it comes to Mobile Flash games.

Here are some examples of how to use the class:

:: Create A New Scoreboard ::

scoreBoard = new FScoreboard("TestScoreboard", 10);


:: Add Some Default Scores ::

scoreBoard = new FScoreboard("TestScoreboard", 10);

if(scoreBoard.total == 0)
{
    var defaultScores:Array = [
                {playerName:"PlayerA", score: 300},
                {playerName:"PlayerB", score: 200},
                {playerName:"PlayerC", score: 100},
                {playerName:"PlayerD", score: 10}];

    scoreBoard.scores = defaultScores;

}

:: Add New Score ::

scoreBoard.addScore({score:100});


:: Display Scores ::

var total:int = scoreBoard.length;
var i:int;

for( i = 0; i < total; i ++)
{
    trace(scoreboard.getScore(i).score);
}