Re: [flexcoders] Re: BindingUtils and ResourceManager Question

[endrone endrone]

I use this piece of code:

BindingUtils.bindProperty(
fiUsername,
label,
ResourceManager.getInstance(),
{name: getString,
getter: function(resMan:IResourceManager):String {
return resMan.getString(myResources,
LBL_USERNAME);}
});

with fiUsername as a formItem

grtz

2009/1/30 Amy amyblankens...@bellsouth.net

   --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com flexcoders%40yahoogroups.com,
 Thomas, Erik erik_tho...@...
 wrote:

 
  Thanks for the suggestions, Johannes. Unfortunately, using an
 explicit
  event won't scale well in a big application since every access of a
  resource string from ActionScript will require this treatment.
 
  I've done a -keep-generated-actionscript and tried to grok the
  ActionScript code the Flex compiler generates when specifying a data
  binding in MXML and it just doesn't make sense to me just yet.
 
  I'm still on the hunt for a code sample using a ChangeWatcher or
 some
  means to set up the binding without explicit events. My objective
 is a
  single line of code just like using BindingUtils.bindProperty. It
 seems
  like I should be able to write a similar class as BindingUtils and
  expose an API that takes a Function as the chain property, instead
 of an
  Object.
 
  Anyway, thanks for your suggestion.

 Have you seen this presentation? http://tinyurl.com/databinding

 I've found it really useful.

 HTH;

 Amy

  

[flexcoders] Re: BindingUtils and ResourceManager Question

[Amy]

--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Thomas, Erik erik_tho...@... 
wrote:

 Thanks for the suggestions, Johannes. Unfortunately, using an 
explicit
 event won't scale well in a big application since every access of a
 resource string from ActionScript will require this treatment.
  
 I've done a -keep-generated-actionscript and tried to grok the
 ActionScript code the Flex compiler generates when specifying a data
 binding in MXML and it just doesn't make sense to me just yet.
  
 I'm still on the hunt for a code sample using a ChangeWatcher or 
some
 means to set up the binding without explicit events. My objective 
is a
 single line of code just like using BindingUtils.bindProperty. It 
seems
 like I should be able to write a similar class as BindingUtils and
 expose an API that takes a Function as the chain property, instead 
of an
 Object. 
  
 Anyway, thanks for your suggestion.

Have you seen this presentation? http://tinyurl.com/databinding

I've found it really useful.

HTH;

Amy