Yeah Hank! Nice responses. I agree that there is a tradeoff
between performance and value. Used sparingly, bitmap filters can
come in handy. Like if you wanted to apply a dropshadow to the
title text of a panel. This isn't possible in Flex using stock
CSS. So if this is a desired style, y
On 6/30/06, Michael Schmalle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi Tim,
Vectors will always be faster than bitmap caching in the Flash player.
This is not true. It just depends on what you are drawing. Flash 8 achieved huge performance gains by caching bitmaps instead of drawing stuff, where the dr
If I send a class instance of a class that extends AsyncMessage, FDS yukes
on it. AsyncMessages are just fine.
Currently, I'm hadling this via a factory; basically using a minor
FrontController to intercept the messages, interogate what the header is,
and us a Factory to create a message of th
The context menus are probably a special
case, as they are quite obviously rendered by the OS. Windows has context icons
and submenus, but do older Mac and Linux versions have these features? I don’t
know for sure, but I’m guessing not every targeted OS has these. It’s
a critical goal t
Hello,
Once again, I've looked through the archives but have a feeling I'm not being effective with my search terms.
I'm using a Rails app to popuplate a ComboBox. The backend
returns XML and I assign it directly as the ComboBox's dataProvider:
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i try to do an rssReader. when i upload my app to the server. the flash player gives that error message:
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nope, didn't happen, sorry...
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On 7/1/06, Jack W. Caldwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Shan:
If you look at the date, it was sent on
Tuesday.
More delays from Yahoo Groups posting messages, I
guess.
Jack
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HicksSent: Saturday, July 01, 2006 11:14 AMTo:
flexcoders@yahoogroups.comSubject: RE
I'm guessing bug here.
Most definitely.
Jason
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Actually, Flex was released on Wed.
Shan
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today?
Can anyone confirm
this?
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So the next question is this is a bug? or a very confusing feature?
Renaun
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Did you try making a change to your flex app, to force a
re-compile?
Shan
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Hi,
Out of anything that should be learned with newer applications from the desktop is HELP HELP HELP.
I know a lot of users don't read, but there are some situations you can
force them to read something OR make an attractive icon that just
wannts to be clicked for quick help tips.
IE describ
However, eclipse 3.2 is not supported by FlexBuilder, yet... you need to
use version 3.1 or install FlexFuilder standalone alongside with the
integrated eclipse.
cheers, thomas.
jeremiah johnson wrote:
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That's just the SDK. To get Eclipse integration you need the Flex
Builder plugin. Download the Flex Builder trial and install the plugin
to an existing Eclipse installation.
Sadly, that bit isn't free.
You are, of course, free to write your own Flex to Eclipse integration,
as far as I know.
If I try to look from the user perspective, I would prefer control left click over doubleclick and I would prefer some visual representation (small down arrow like context menus in dreamweaver/flash) over all other solutions.
MilanOn 7/1/06, Jason Hawryluk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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