For me, FactoryComposer.js in the TLF.swc has:
goog.provide('org.apache.flex.textLayout.compose.FactoryComposer');
goog.require('org.apache.flex.textLayout.compose.StandardFlowComposer');
goog.require('org.apache.flex.textLayout.compose.utils.FactoryHelper');
goog.require('org.apache.flex.textLayout.elements.BackgroundManager');
goog.require('org.apache.flex.textLayout.compose.IFactoryComposer');
goog.require('org.apache.flex.utils.Language');
Which looks right to me. I'm wondering if your compiler is out of synch
with the flex-falcon repo.
-Alex
On 4/8/17, 10:05 PM, "Harbs" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> On Apr 9, 2017, at 12:46 AM, Alex Harui <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>> I'll look into it. I thought I'd fixed that already. I assume
>> BackgroundManager isn't one of the goog.requires in FactoryComposer.js?
>
>I don’t remember, and I already modified my state of TLF. If you need me
>to check, I can try and revert.
>
>> And I assume you cleaned out old JS files?
>
>Yes.
>
>> -Alex
>>
>> On 4/8/17, 9:15 PM, "Harbs" <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>> The current state of Falcon seems to be okay so far, but I just bumped
>>> into an interesting problem.
>>>
>>> In TLF, there’s a class: FactoryComposer. FactoryComposer has an
>>>internal
>>> class called FactoryBackgroundManager which subclasses
>>> org.apache.flex.textLayout.elements.BackgroundManager.
>>>
>>> Because FactoryBackgroundManager is an internal class, the normal
>>> dependency chain is not built and I’m getting an error on the following
>>> line:
>>>
>>>goog.inherits(org.apache.flex.textLayout.compose.FactoryComposer.Factory
>>>Ba
>>> ckgroundManager,
>>>org.apache.flex.textLayout.elements.BackgroundManager);
>>>
>>> This is because this code is running before BackgroundManager is
>>>loaded.
>>>
>>> The work-around is to move the internal class out into its own file,
>>>but
>>> I think this is something which should work.
>>>
>>> Harbs
>>
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