Cheers Jake - thanks for the reply.
@Oleg: I was trying to find out if there was a 'DOM' within Flex to easily
access to the Containers and other Objects but I guess the more correct way
to ask, would've been to question how Flex manages components but I didn't
want to open the doors about the
Sorry if I caused disruption :)
Yes, the terminology you used is confusing. What you are referring to is
Flex framework, but it is not the only way to go about visual components in
Flex, other component frameworks exist. It is also not uncommon to write
components yourself (unlike in desktop
Hi,
Might be a silly one but Flex doesn't have a DOM does it... or does it?
I'm pretty sure I've seen a debugger app that shows a hierachical view
starting from the Application level and displays all the containers and
objects within.
Thanks,
Nick
It's kind of like a DOM. It's just a hierarchical relationship of
components and controls.
On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 4:01 PM, Nick Middleweek n...@middleweek.co.ukwrote:
Hi,
Might be a silly one but Flex doesn't have a DOM does it... or does it?
I'm pretty sure I've seen a debugger app
Erm, where you looking for yet another XML class? In that case there are two
of them in AS3. But, of course, you can write more of those if you want. Or
did you mean that how Flex framework manages components? If so, it hardly is
a DOM, well, it's way more complex than that. Document Object Model
On 24/05/2010 23:28, Oleg Sivokon wrote:
Erm, where you looking for yet another XML class? In that case there
are two of them in AS3. But, of course, you can write more of those if
you want. Or did you mean that how Flex framework manages components?
If so, it hardly is a DOM, well, it's
Well, this really depends on the background and jargon you are used to...
Most of PHP / C# people I know would use DOM for things like DOMDocument or
XmlDocument. Also, it's not uncommon to mean Flex SDK when you say Flex,
and not Flex visual components. I wouldn't bet on percentage though :)
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