A little more background. Hopefully someone 'in the
know' can look
into this.
I'm also getting this warning on classes that are NOT declared
[Bindable] at the class level, but rather on each getter/setter.
However it does seem that in every case, there is a getter declared as
[Bindable] with the default (no event name specified). AND I am not
generating an event in the setter (or wherever it changes).
I was under the impression that using [Bindable] with no event caused
the event firing to happen automatically. Is that not true with
getter/setter?
thanks,
Thunder
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<thunder.stumpges@...> wrote:
>
>
> Hi all,
>
> I've recently been getting this warning with some of my value object
> classes.
>
> For the value objects, I typically declare the entire class as
> [Bindable], and then have getter/setter functions for properties. Is
> this something that could cause the problem? Am I required to
> dispatch the event as I would be if the getter/setter was declared
> [Bindable(event="blah")] ?
>
> The only place in the framework source I found this string is in
> 'BinabilityInfo.as' line 209. I could not tell from a glance what was
> going on... it was missing some metadata arg length or something... I
> haven't dug into the framework source much.
>
> Does anyone know what causes this warning?
>
> Thanks,
> Thunder
>
