Quite agree, it's a bloody nuisance that one. If you find out, post an answer.
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "James" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I'm sick of seeing > > "Data binding will not be able to detect changes when using square > bracket operator. For Array, please use ArrayCollection.getItemAt()" > > when using an arrayObj[arrayPropertyOrIndex] inside of an MXML property. > > I know that it won't be propagated down if the array changes, but in a > lot of cases, I don't need it to propagate down, and I don't want to > take the performance hit of using a more expensive object > (ArrayCollection) and in > addition to that, having extra event subscriptions to something that > will never change. > > So why does the compiler have warnings for it? > It makes me feel like I'm doing something wrong when I see a bunch of > warnings. :( > > I wish I could have a [Not-bindable] tag or something just to shut > that particular warning up. > > (rant over) > > Suggestions? > > Thanks guys, love the group. > > James Wilson > Atlanta-area Flex Programmer > [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
