Re: [flexcoders] Re: Scriptable data binding

[Tom Chiverton]

On Wednesday 04 Apr 2007, Janis Radins wrote:
> I know all that.
> Problem with [Bindable] keyword is that i can't use it with custom number
> of values I receive from server side.

You can mark an Array bindable, and write the logic to handle the items 
yourself.

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Re: [flexcoders] Re: Scriptable data binding

[Janis Radins]

I know all that.
Problem with [Bindable] keyword is that i can't use it with custom number of
values I receive from server side.
I suppose [Bindable] is managed at compile time.

04 Apr 2007 11:09:30 -0700, craig.drabik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:


  Have a look at the BindingUtils in the flex docs. That will enable
you to programatically bind properties in actionscript. Make sure the
properties you're binding to in your model are marked [Bindable].

As for creating buttons in actionscript, you create them like any
other object and use the container's addChild and/or addChildAt methods:






 

[flexcoders] Re: Scriptable data binding

[craig.drabik]

Have a look at the BindingUtils in the flex docs.  That will enable
you to programatically bind properties in actionscript.  Make sure the
properties you're binding to in your model are marked [Bindable].

As for creating buttons in actionscript, you create them like any
other object and use the container's addChild and/or addChildAt methods:



   

Re: [flexcoders] Re: Scriptable data binding

[Janis Radins]

thanks for reply
Yeah you're right. no matter how fast AVM2 is it could cause a problems.
Guess I will go with reloading app on language change.
On other hand I just realize that
thisclass I wrote
actually could make it. Will think on this some more.


04 Apr 2007 07:24:22 -0700, craig.drabik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:


  I should also mention you're going to want to be careful with this,
because if you're binding a lot of strings and then you change the
model they're bound to you're going to take a big lump on performance
when those strings change and every label in the application has to
have it's label property refreshed.

 

[flexcoders] Re: Scriptable data binding

[craig.drabik]

I should also mention you're going to want to be careful with this,
because if you're binding a lot of strings and then you change the
model they're bound to you're going to take a big lump on performance
when those strings change and every label in the application has to
have it's label property refreshed.