What we have done is to separate ourselves from the resource manager a
bit. We have created a new class that basically has a bindable property
called "value". This class is passed the name of the string that is
localized in the resource manager and hooks to the resource manager. It
monitor for changes on the resource manager and when they are detected,
the class sends an event that triggers the binding. So, it can be used
directly in MXML or in the .as file by using the BindingUtils class.
In pseudo code (.as file):
var localizedProp:LocalizedProperty = LocalizedProperty.create(<Bundle>,
<localized property>);
BindingUtils.bindProperty( this, "<your variable>", localizedProp,
"value");
In pseudo code (.mxml file):
[Bindable] var localizedProp:LocalizedProperty =
LocalizedProperty.create(<Bundle>, <localized property>);
<mx:label text={localizedProp.value}/>
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