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> In general you always want to cast something like
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> Subject: RE: [flexcoders] Basic inheritance question
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> In general you always want to cast something like
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The docs are telling you that event.currentTarget is typed to
DisplayObject, which is higher in the inheritance chain that
UIComponent. So to use setStyle you've got to type-cast
event.currentTarget to either UIComponent, or some type below
UIComponent in the inheritance chain. So typecasting to Bu
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Subject: RE: [flexcoders] Basic inheritance question
In general you always want to cast something like this - because
event.currentTarget is of type object and NOT UIComponent or Button. But
since objects are loosely typed as type Object, then you reference any
property or method you
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Sent: Tue 2/27/2007 11:53 AM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] Basic inheritance question
Hi,
I'm reading the Developer's Guide and in the section using Events, they say on
a paragraph that :
"If you try to call anothe
Hi,
I'm reading the Developer's Guide and in the section using Events, they
say on a paragraph that :
"If you try to call another method on the currentTarget (for example,
the setStyle() method), Flex returns an error. The setStyle() method is
defined on UIComponent, a subclass of DisplayObject. T
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