How does the directory structure look like? is assets1 folder inside en
directory?
-abdul
On Jan 28, 2008 2:33 PM, li_rang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,All,
>
> I am creating an application for three languages. To make things easier,
> I am using resource bundle to manage images, (you know, different
> languages will need different pictures).
>
> My code is like following:
>
> [ResourceBundle("EmbeddedClassesBundle")]
> public var rb_embed_1:ResourceBundle;
>
> [ResourceBundle("EmbeddedClassesBundle_sp")]
> public var rb_embed_2:ResourceBundle;
>
> [ResourceBundle("EmbeddedClassesBundle_ge")]
> public var rb_embed_3:ResourceBundle;
>
> rb_embed_1 is for English version
> rb_embed_2 is for Spanish version
> rb_embed_3 is for some other language version
>
> the code of EmbeddedClassesBundle is like following:
>
> package {
> import mx.resources.ResourceBundle;
> import img_1_en;
>
> public class EmbeddedClassesBundle extends ResourceBundle {
> public function EmbeddedClassesBundle() {
> super();
> }
>
> override protected function getContent():Object {
> var contentObj:Object = new Object();
>
> // Add a reference to the embedded graphic asset.
> contentObj["img_1"] = img_1_en; //img_1_en is a class of bitmapassets
> return contentObj;
> }
> }
>
> So for example, my main app looks like
> <mx:Image id="image1" source = "{rb_embed_1.getObject('img_1')}"/>
>
> That works fine for me.
>
> But my problem is: when i use those resource bundles,
> <mx:Image id="image2" source = "@Embed(source='assets1/btn_sales.png')" />
>
> will never display the png. once i removed those resouce bundles,
> image2 works.
>
> Do you know why i cannot embed images in mxml after i am using
> resource bundles?
>
> for those three language versions, most pictures will be same, so i
> don't want to create a class for each of them.
>
> Thanks
>
>
>
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