Re: [flexcoders] any way to pre-render a screen so when you move it onto the screen it doesnt hesitate

[hank williams]

This is a simple screen. It only has text. The font *is* embedded because otherwise it would draw in the wrong typeface. It is a very non standard typeface, which is why it is embedded.I dont know what you mean by "we break apps in sets of "self-initialized" modules"
What is a self-initialized module. I would think all apps and all code initializes itself or it wouldnt run. Perhaps you could give me a more concrete example of what you are talking about.RegardsHank
On 7/21/06, Anatole Tartakovsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:



Sounds more like you have communications issue (based on the behavior on re-enter) - some of the resources are not embedded. If you do have everything embedded, we break apps in sets of "self-initialized" modules - essentially to  give tou chance to prepare any resources for your screen within "load" stage.

Regards,
Anatole 
On 7/21/06, hank williams <
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One of my first screens slides onto the display, but because it hasnt been seen before it needs to build the screen. It also has some embedded fonts so it probably needs to render the fonts.In any case as it slides in it stutters midway through the slide. If you go to another screen and come back it is smooth. this obviously relates to something (I assume the font) not being cached. Is there any way to fix this. 
Hank 






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