thing.
Then you can use an AnimateProperty effect on the ratio, for example,
hth,
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... etc.
Because we needed to load them up front, on the main app, we just linked that
class,
import uk.co.razorfish.fonts.EmbeddedFonts; EmbeddedFonts;
And that did the job.
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iz or
Parsley, etcetera, classes magically forward that gesture your controllers,
mediators, I guess you should be fine.
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gt; For now I'm simply using the AS class of a component as a mediator and the
> skin as a view.
I would say this is perfectly complete, I wouldn't go looking for any more
levels of indirection.
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, false);
Also, for non-state related effects, I've had to do:
// button has a hideEffect, and moveEffect for instance,
import mx.effects.EffectManager;
EffectManager.suspendEventHandling();
button.visible = false;
button.move(200, 300);
EffectManager.resumeEventHandling();
hth
n wma (I could change to mp3 if needed) and I need
>> a simple player that will list all the podcasts and then have a play,
>> pause, fwd, rwnd, stop and download button. Does anyone know of anything
>> like this that I can use in flex..
>>
>> thanks
>>
>>
>>
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That event packs info about column indices, etc. so you can do your maths.
hth,
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On 5 April 2010 19:25, Gordon Smith wrote:
...
> The attribute "value" is code that becomes the body of the handler.
Cool. This is great to know!
Thanks,
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Hi Rick,
On 4 April 2010 21:24, Rick Genter wrote:
> What am I missing?
Have you declared the bundle metadata anywhere in your app? Something like...
[ResourceBundle("MyApp")]
... in your main app?
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ke
login_clickHandler(event:MouseEvent = null)
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ploading an image from local disk, I can help you out
with this,
http://github.com/gabrielmontagne/avena/blob/master/src/com/rojored/net/ImageUploader.as
Which can be used like,
http://gist.github.com/347872
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bjectsUnderPoint(point:Point):Array method.
Maybe you can just test one or two (or four, etc.) of these points and simply
cycle over the results.
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rngorm + UM Extensions, etc.), it
ended up "costing" like 350KB... and nobody complained, specially since we
could cut down one third of the initially scoped development time and it
turned out to be robust and pretty much bug free.
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le is from a
slightly older version):
http://rojored.com/code/pv3d-flex/PV3D.swf
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On Tue, Dec 2, 2008 at 11:36 PM, jitendra jain
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> I read Alex's PseudoThread blog and it is quite useful information. [...]
Here's another take, "green threads",
http://blog.generalrelativity.org/?p=29
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> Here's another one, it's chromeless but you can easily bind buttons and
> sliders (you bind a slider back and forth and it will scrub and update without
> hassle).
http://www.adobe.com/2006
dio.as
http://code.google.com/p/rojored/source/browse/trunk/src/com/rojored/view/controls/audioClasses/AudioEvent.as
Or the swc,
http://rojored.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/bin/RojoRed.swc
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;
There, you'd get your type coercion and property errors only until runtime.
It does have its rightful uses, of course, and you might want to check about
dynamic classes, etc. but you should be mindful about them.
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or something like that, you
should always test or provide a fallback for it. Something like could do the job.
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source", patternB.source);
On yours you're not getting the string representation of your XML into the
regexp search pattern, but your actually asking it to find an "r" followed by
an "e" followed by an "s", "u", "l", "t", etc.
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", "last.fm", etc. and you can see the carousel
update.
http://rojored.com
another usage example of that same component.
http://rojored.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/docs/examples/carousel/c01/bin/Main.swf
both are "view source" enabled.
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your AIR swf, something along the lines of
mxmlc +configname=air -define=VERSION::GUID,0.1 ... etc.
Later on, when you need to make your tracking, you can access as easily as
trace("VERSION::GUID", VERSION::GUID);
You could even define this automatically based on date, svn revis
r example) are just particular views of rawer data sets; Their aim is just
to make your life simpler in the end.
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n to ignore that swf file, not to bother my fellow
FlexBuilderers,
I hope this gets you going.
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roject. You'd
have to redo it and redo the stuff it relies on, which is not trivial.
I agree with Pedro that you should take a look at PureMVC... or, better yet,
go back to Flex ;-)
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On Fri, Nov 7, 2008 at 9:34 AM, florian.salihovic
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> Just just the implements Attribute in the root node and specify ypur
> interface, which will be
> implement.
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On Tue, Sep 9, 2008 at 1:44 AM, gabriel montagné <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> were not allowed to do so, you'll get an ugly security violation runtime
> error. [...]
I cleaned up the component a bit, should now work as you'd expect, trying to
smooth whatever is smoot
rror I'm
talking about.
Here's the smoothing part of the component:
http://code.google.com/p/rojored/source/browse/trunk/src/com/rojored/view/controls/Image.as#410
Feel free to grab it if it works for you!
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s easily.
I recommend, though, that you check out the extensions in detail. Lots of cool
things are packed in there.
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tic
variable.
package component {
[Bindable]
public var testValue :String; // without the 'static'
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n set the horizontal (or vertical)
ScrollBar property on canvases and the like to your own external
subclass.
If you don't need to monkey patch the scroll for everything, you can
use your own subclasses of scroll bar NP.
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re not familiar with monkey patching, you should check this out first:
http://blogs.digitalprimates.net/codeSlinger/index.cfm/2007/4/3/Flex-Component-Development
This is a smelly hack you should use it only in case of emergency ;-)
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http://rojored.com/code/alpha-blend-mode/
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a swf on an IE instance running
on a .NET application and we could debug normally using traces with
the debug player installed on IE. Also, we did have an html in that
embeded Exploder and we could use javascript for additional logging
and debugging.
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nFailed on the view without you
having to know where the view is or how those events were called.
The code isn't hard to follow, check it out!
http://code.google.com/p/flexcairngorm/source/browse
Both the adobe and the um cairngorm classes are there.
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t, if it failed) function on the callback, letting the login view
know that it can re-enable the form or whatever without having to keep
that data on the model.
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On Sun, Apr 20, 2008 at 9:38 PM, gabriel montagné <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I like to do it like this:
>
> _dataProvider = (value is Array)? new
where _dataProvider is typed IList..
... pretty useful and flexible... I'd read it (or something like it)
On Fri, Apr 18, 2008 at 6:50 PM, Tracy Spratt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> dataprovider again, right? I had assumed that implementing a dataprovider
> would make updates to the UI cleaner (not having to re-create all items),
> but I could be wrong on that assumption- don't know yet.
>
I like to d
Util is to be able to have a simple,
trace-friendly x-ray of whatever object you what. If you want to
quickly figure out the structure of an object, you can always throw a
quick:
trace(ObjectUtil.toString(myWhatever));
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interface don't really know that subclasses can use more
sophisticated subclassed version of your object. You'll have to
choose at what level of specificity you want to define your interface.
If you find a cleaner solution, though, it'd be cool to know!
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structions are for the compiler, not for the
player, those won't help at runtime.
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guess the only thing I wouldn't recommend at all would be to have
filtering / sorting logic wired on the model class.
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sorry,
On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 2:27 PM, gabriel montagné <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> on a particular view, sorting an array
... on the view...
> would make the most sense.
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commands for
processing search that would be in charge of taking the query and use it
to build the custom filters and sorts for the catalog data.
Hope this helps,
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ned with asynchronous commands in
mind only; if you run a command that can send a result right away, you might
get a racing condition bug which will produce a runtime error.
EventGenerator will take UMEvent classes, instance or other EventGenerators,
so you can nest them in arbitrarily inter
Also, you should wait for the INIT event to be sure that the loaded
movie is ready. COMPLETE signals that all the bytes have loaded, but
init gets fired after all initialization is complete and the swf is
already added to the loader.
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this one out, it's
super good and thorough (really):
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/3/createcomps_flex3.pdf
The documentation, in general, is super good.
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/3/
Also, you should take walks through the framework's code, it's very
well written and full of com
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