Nathan Derksen wrote:
Sorry for the delayed response, it's been a busy day.
Not a problem at all.
I hope this helps.
That looks great, an improvement over what I've already done, but it wont
require a full rewrite. Thanks a lot.
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Sorry for the delayed response, it's been a busy day.
It's been a while since I have touched Lingo, so I won't comment
there, but yah it's basically a list of properties. Associative
arrays can be accessed in two ways. First:
listRelationships:Object = new Object();
listRelationships["prope
On 30 Jan 2006, at 17:13, Nathan Derksen wrote:
Well, regardless of whether or not you use listeners, you still
need to create the data relationship. I don't think encoding the
relationships into 25 listeners is necessarily a good idea, either.
An associative array, indexed by ID, could st
On 30 Jan 2006, at 17:12, Alan MacDougall wrote:
Close. Let's assume you're using mx.events.EventDispatcher. Your
event broadcaster class starts like this:
Wow. Thanks for all that. I'm not using classes so that's another
thing I'll have to study up on...
I've filed your post away for fu
Well, regardless of whether or not you use listeners, you still need
to create the data relationship. I don't think encoding the
relationships into 25 listeners is necessarily a good idea, either.
An associative array, indexed by ID, could store the IDs of the other
list items that are rela
That sounds to me like you want to use events -- the items which
light up should listen to the items that trigger them. When the
triggering item gets moused over, the listening item(s) can decide
whether to react. This might just take your redundancy and put it
somewhere else, but it keep
On 30 Jan 2006, at 16:30, Alan MacDougall wrote:
I've made a single item work with my initial solution, which was
to have a list for each item that lists which items in the other
lists should highlight. But by the time I've made 25 lists for my
25 (current) items, that seems like a lot
Kent Humphrey wrote:
I've made a single item work with my initial solution, which was to
have a list for each item that lists which items in the other lists
should highlight. But by the time I've made 25 lists for my 25
(current) items, that seems like a lot of redundant and duplicated
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