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Subject: [flexcoders] should cairngorm commands call other commands.
Hi all,
I'm working on flex application using the cairngorm framework and I ask
myself if c
Hi Robyn,
Another way you can do this is by extending your class to use the
SequenceCommand
That way you can set your next command in your constructor and call this on
your're command result
check out
http://www.cairngormdocs.org/docs/cairngorm_2_1/com/adobe/cairngorm/commands/SequenceCommand.h
On Monday 15 January 2007 00:05, Robin Burrer wrote:
> I started sending new cairngorm events in the on result method of my
> commands but actually I find this approach rather messy.
This comes up all the time on the list.
The default answer is now 'search the archive' I think :-)
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Subject: Re: [flexcoders] should cairngorm commands call other commands.
Hey Robin,
Check out com.adobe.cairngorm.command.SequenceCommand
The standard way is to define the nextEvent in the command and then call
executeNextCommand.
If you need to define your events in your v
Hey Robin,
Check out com.adobe.cairngorm.command.SequenceCommand
The standard way is to define the nextEvent in the command and then
call executeNextCommand.
If you need to define your events in your view i have a utility for
it and i posted the info here http://cairngormdocs.org/blog/?p=2
Hi all,
I'm working on flex application using the cairngorm framework and I ask
myself if commands should call other commands.
E.g. another event is triggered in the result method of the command.
Note that I actually run in this problem when I try to handle my client
application logic, not fo
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