Re: [flexcoders] any way to make VDividedBox remove splitter on child being hidden?

2006-11-07 Thread Pan Troglodytes



I think you meant verticalGap. It's a VDividedBox.  But no, that doesn't work.  You can see for yourself here:  
          
I remembered that I had actually ran into this problem in the past and eventually created my own class to fix it.  Here it is for those interested.  It involves creating your own class of divider that knows to shut itself off.  It's kind of kludgy, but works for me:
VDividedBoxExt.as:package nes
{  import mx.containers.VDividedBox;  import mx.containers.dividedBoxClasses.BoxDivider
;  import nes.BoxDividerExt;  
  public class VDividedBoxExt extends VDividedBox  {
    private var _dividerEnabled:Boolean = true;      public function VDividedBoxExt()
    {  super();
  dividerClass = nes.BoxDividerExt;    }
      public function set dividerEnabled(value:Boolean):void
    {  _dividerEnabled = value;  invalidateDisplayList();
    }    public function get dividerEnabled():Boolean
    {  return(_dividerEnabled);
    }  }  
}BoxDividerExt.as:
package nes{import mx.containers.dividedBoxClasses.BoxDivider;import flash.events.MouseEvent;import mx.containers.DividedBox;import mx.containers.BoxDirection;import mx.containers.DividerState;
import flash.display.DisplayObject;import mx.core.mx_internal;use namespace mx_internal;  public class BoxDividerExt extends BoxDivider  {    private var previousHeight:Number = 0;    private var previousWidth:Number = 0;
    private var knob:DisplayObject;    public function BoxDividerExt()    {    }        override protected function updateDisplayList(unscaledWidth:Number,    unscaledHeight:Number):void
    {  if (!parent.parent["dividerEnabled"])  {    if (knob)    {  removeChild(knob);  knob = null;    }    graphics.clear();  }
  else  {    if (isNaN(width) || isNaN(height))  return;        if (!parent)  return;        graphics.clear();        graphics.beginFill(0x00, 0);
    graphics.drawRect(0, 0, width, height);    graphics.endFill();        var color:Number;    var alpha:Number = 1.0;        var thickness:Number = getStyle("dividerThickness");
        var isVertical:Boolean = DividedBox(owner).direction != BoxDirection.HORIZONTAL;        var gap:Number = isVertical ?   DividedBox(owner).getStyle("verticalGap") :
   DividedBox(owner).getStyle("horizontalGap");        if (state != DividerState.DOWN)    {  // Draw knob, if there is enough room  if (gap >= 6)
  {    if (!knob)    {  var knobClass:Class = Class(getStyle("dividerSkin"));  if (knobClass)    knob = new knobClass();  if (knob)
    addChild(knob);    }        if (knob)    {  if (isVertical)  {    knob.scaleX = 1.0;    knob.rotation
 = 0;  }  else  {    // Rotate the knob    knob.scaleX = -1.0;    knob.rotation = -90;  }      
knob.x = Math.round((width - knob.width) / 2);  knob.y = Math.round((height - knob.height) / 2);    }  }  return;    }        color = getStyle("dividerColor");
    alpha = getStyle("dividerAlpha");    graphics.beginFill(color, alpha);        if (isVertical)    {  var visibleHeight:Number = thickness;      if (visibleHeight > gap)
    visibleHeight = gap;      var y:Number = (height - visibleHeight) / 2;  graphics.drawRect(0, y, width, visibleHeight);    }    else    {  var visibleWidth:Number = thickness;
      if (visibleWidth > gap)    visibleWidth = gap;      var x:Number = (width - visibleWidth) / 2;  graphics.drawRect(x, 0, visibleWidth, height);    }
        graphics.endFill();    }    }    override public function styleChanged(styleProp:String):void    {  super.styleChanged(styleProp);    if (!styleProp ||    styleProp == "dividerSkin" ||
    styleProp == "styleName")  {    if (knob)    {  removeChild(knob);  knob = null;    }  }    }  }}
On 11/7/06, KP <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


















Try using horizontalGap("0") 
- style property it should work..   J


 

Thanks

Kumar

 









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Sent: Tuesday, November 07, 2006
1:13 AM
To: flexcoders
Subject: [flexcoders] any way to
make VDividedBox remove splitter on child being hidden?



 







Is there
any way to make a VDividedBox hide the splitter control when there is only one
child visible?  I h

Re: [flexcoders] any way to make VDividedBox remove splitter on child being hidden?

2006-11-07 Thread Pan Troglodytes



Man, where were you the LAST time I asked this question.  This solution seems to work fine and doesn't require my own classes.  Thanks!On 11/7/06, Daniel Freiman
 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:



you could also try:child.includeInLayout = false;child.visible = false;this should work with any number of hidden and visible children (if you have 3 children and hide one you will only be able to see divider between the other two).
- DanOn 11/7/06, KP <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


















Try using horizontalGap("0") 
- style property it should work..   J



 

Thanks

Kumar

 









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Subject: [flexcoders] any way to
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Is there
any way to make a VDividedBox hide the splitter control when there is only one
child visible?  I have a splitter than splits two sections.  But the
second section isn't always visible.  However, the VDividedBox insists on
always showing the splitter and letting the user drag it around. 

I would rather not have to kludge around it by pulling the second child in and
out of the VDB.

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Jason 

















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Re: [flexcoders] any way to make VDividedBox remove splitter on child being hidden?

2006-11-07 Thread Daniel Freiman



you could also try:child.includeInLayout = false;child.visible = false;this should work with any number of hidden and visible children (if you have 3 children and hide one you will only be able to see divider between the other two).
- DanOn 11/7/06, KP <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


















Try using horizontalGap("0") 
- style property it should work..   J


 

Thanks

Kumar

 









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Subject: [flexcoders] any way to
make VDividedBox remove splitter on child being hidden?



 







Is there
any way to make a VDividedBox hide the splitter control when there is only one
child visible?  I have a splitter than splits two sections.  But the
second section isn't always visible.  However, the VDividedBox insists on
always showing the splitter and letting the user drag it around. 

I would rather not have to kludge around it by pulling the second child in and
out of the VDB.

-- 
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RE: [flexcoders] any way to make VDividedBox remove splitter on child being hidden?

2006-11-06 Thread KP












Try using horizontalGap(“0”) 
- style property it should work..   J

 

Thanks

Kumar

 









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Subject: [flexcoders] any way to
make VDividedBox remove splitter on child being hidden?



 







Is there
any way to make a VDividedBox hide the splitter control when there is only one
child visible?  I have a splitter than splits two sections.  But the
second section isn't always visible.  However, the VDividedBox insists on
always showing the splitter and letting the user drag it around. 

I would rather not have to kludge around it by pulling the second child in and
out of the VDB.

-- 
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[flexcoders] any way to make VDividedBox remove splitter on child being hidden?

2006-11-06 Thread Pan Troglodytes



Is there any way to make a VDividedBox hide the splitter control when there is only one child visible?  I have a splitter than splits two sections.  But the second section isn't always visible.  However, the VDividedBox insists on always showing the splitter and letting the user drag it around.
I would rather not have to kludge around it by pulling the second child in and out of the VDB.-- Jason

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