Good idea, I'll post on adobe forum and hope for a better suggested workaround.
Thanks, Alex.
Cheers,
Erik
Hi Erik,
I'm not saying Adobe would make a change to AIR, but they might have an idea
for a workaround we haven't considered.
It has been a long time since I wrote code for Microsoft Windows apps, but I
think the default behavior is that a resizable OS window doesn't require
managing mouse
Thanks, Alex, but spending time optimizing this kludge just isn't worth the
effort with my current backlog. Just wish there was a better way, a correct
way.
I could log a feature request on Adobe, but it would never get enough votes.
Just seems a no-brainer that the AIR runtime should fire a
Erik,
Did you also ask on the Adobe forums?
I'm not sure that AIR will give you mouse events when the mouse is interacting
with the "chrome" of a Window. IOW, I don't think the mouse ever touched the
pixels that represent the SWF content.
You could write a test to see if the resize event
Yeah, I figured I'd have to use a timer kludge like in the SO thread. Just one
more of those things about AIR that annoys me.
I've implemented that pattern and it's working, though the resize events fire
at roughly 200ms intervals during a drag. A 50ms timer interval suggested in SO
of course
As far as I know there isn't a way, a stackoverflow user asked the same
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11014968/detect-when-the-resize-event-has-finished
I can't think of any way to do so.
Kyle
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Creating an AIR desktop app and need to know when the nativeWindow has been
resized by the user. This sounds easy:
stage.nativeWindow.addEventListener(NativeWindowBoundsEvent.RESIZE, onResize);
This listener fires the event every 100ms or so while the user drags the window
edge. I need to know
