I am designing a custom ListGrid. Most of functionality will be in the
base class. But some will deppend on a specific instatiation. For
example, when new row is added to the ListGrid I need to run additional
code for each object being instatiated from the base class. And that
code is unique
markgoldin_2000 escreveu:
I am designing a custom ListGrid. Most of functionality will be in the
base class. But some will deppend on a specific instatiation. For
example, when new row is added to the ListGrid I need to run additional
code for each object being instatiated from the base
Yes, I can create a generic method for my Grid:
public function doSomethingAfterRowIsAdded():void
{
}
But I can't have any code there because it is specific to an object
instatiation.
Frederico Garcia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
markgoldin_2000 escreveu:
I am designing a
mark goldin escreveu:
Yes, I can create a generic method for my Grid:
public function doSomethingAfterRowIsAdded():void
{
}
But I can't have any code there because it is specific to an object
instatiation.
*/Frederico Garcia [EMAIL PROTECTED]/* wrote:
markgoldin_2000 escreveu:
I think I understand what you are saying.
But I am already extending Flex' s native DataGrid. I thought I could have
added a custom method somehow without creating as many classes as many grids I
am going to have in my project. Am I understanding you correctly? I will need
to extend my base
mark goldin escreveu:
I think I understand what you are saying.
But I am already extending Flex' s native DataGrid. I thought I could
have added a custom method somehow without creating as many classes as
many grids I am going to have in my project. Am I understanding you
correctly? I will
: Wednesday, December 26, 2007 1:03 PM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [flexcoders] Reusability question
I think I understand what you are saying.
But I am already extending Flex' s native DataGrid. I thought I could
have added a custom method somehow without creating as many classes
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