nComplete" type of event available. I think there
> is one available for view states, just not traditional states.
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body have any ideas for a good workaround to this problem? Again, I
> need
> to know when a transition is 100% complete and my component is in place.
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On 11/23/16, 12:06 PM, "bilbosax" wrote:
>Worked like a charm! Thanks for the solution, I was not even aware of
>callLater.
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>But honestly, how does Flex, a graphics rich and easy to manipulate
>graphical elements framework, not have a transitionComplete type of event?
>Seems a little like an
ics rich and easy to manipulate
> graphical elements framework, not have a transitionComplete type of event?
> Seems a little like an oversight.
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Try using callLater on effectEnd to let the player finish drawing before
running more code.
-Alex
On 11/22/16, 10:48 PM, "bilbosax" wrote:
>I have a mobile app in which I need to wait until a transition is 100%
>complete before I call on itemrenderers to populate a list. I have looked
>and loo
my component is in place.
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