I guess it took a nights sleep and this odd sugar caffine combination to realize I can't see.
HA,
I had this line(which by the way, don't program like this, you will waste time just like I did)
var ms:MouseSizer = event.currentTarget.rawChildren.getChildByName("__mouseSizer__");
The mistake;
event.currentTarget.setChildIndex(mouseSizer , event.currentTarget.numChildren - 1);
I think it's obvious what is wrong here. I am not using the rawChildren list. THis is a perfect example of chaining things in a prototype project(quick and dirty) where it comes back and bites you hard.
This is the goods;
var rawChildren:IChildList = IChildList(event.currentTarget.rawChildren);
var mouseSizer:MouseSizer = rawChildren.getChildByName("__mouseSizer__") as MouseSizer;
rawChildren.setChildIndex(mouseSizer, rawChildren.numChildren - 1);
Peace, Mike
On 5/18/06, Michael Schmalle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Adobe, it's me again...
Question;
I have a mouse sizer that embeds it's self in a Window at runtime. I use a static method MouseSizer.addInto(window) to intialize the window with resizing capabilities.
Now, I totally understand Container's partition, it's an awsome implementation for the problem that was faced. How do I get my mouse sizer to be placed in the end partition, not the beginning?
I have created an extended framework from Container and all my components subclass WorkSpace that is a subclass of Container. So my Window is of that chain. I adjust the viewMetrics(which ironically, never got an snswer on my post a few days ago, borderMetrics is still not acting logical!).
When I add the mouse sizer, it is above my bars, but below the content of the Container.(this makes sense, it's getting added at the beginning partition)
If I find the answer looking through the source I will post. If you could help out that would be great!
Peace, Mike
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