hehe well, this is where different people will give you different answers...I used to have an adapters package in the view package, but then i began to see these as being also of use outside the viewfor example if I wanted/ needed to adapt an instance to send to the server, or just to have to morph it into something else, so I created
a separate adapters package that sits at the same level as view or model.To me, something like this very much comes down to personal style, just ask yourself the questions:does it make sense to me being where it is
will it make sense to others where the packge is.do i find it annoying where it is (if yes, then it should probably be refactored somewhere)On 8/1/06,
flxcoder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks - that works.
Now for package management, I have these scripts in the view folder,
is this where you would recommend to keep such files are create a new
scripts folder where such static functions can be stored?
Thanks.
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Paul BH [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
what you might want to look at is creating an adapter class to
format your
data, so it would be something like:
myList:XMLList = myAdapter.adaptXML(xml)
then in myAdapter
public static function adaptXML(inXML:XML):XMLList{
//do ugly stuff
}
On 8/1/06, flxcoder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have a component that gets called in the view:component say.
Now this component has some functions that do operations to
format the
data in the format that is required to display on screen. These
functions are quite large and ugly. I want to move them to a
separate
scripts.as file, so they could be a little out of sight and also
reusable.
Any ideas how I can go about doing this.
1. How would I get access to scripts.as function
returnXMLList(xml) say.
Is it something like
import view.scripts;
Scripts scripts = new Scripts();
scripts.returnXMLList(xml);
Does this make sense?
Thanks.
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