I wrote some code using spark.components.Label, something very simple, and
I don't see anything when I run this.
import flash.display.*;
import flash.text.*;
import layout.Layout;
import spark.components.Label;
public class App1 extends Sprite {
public function App1() {
var
App1 extends sprite; which means you probably aren't in a Flex project
and there are no Flex specific classes to force the Spark Label through
its lifecycle process.
In theory you could write your own "SystemManager" class to put Flex
components through their livecycle and handle invalidat
Flex components cant be placed inside Sprites. Try extending
spark.components.Application instead of Sprite
On 17/07/2013 00:01, Dennis Raddle wrote:
I wrote some code using spark.components.Label, something very simple, and
I don't see anything when I run this.
import flash.display.*;
i
...but that may not be enough. what IDE are you using? is this the
entire code of your app?
On 17/07/2013 00:14, Lee Burrows wrote:
Flex components cant be placed inside Sprites. Try extending
spark.components.Application instead of Sprite
On 17/07/2013 00:01, Dennis Raddle wrote:
I wrote s
Flex is a framework and most frameworks have bootstrap/startup
requirements. For Flex, it pretty much requires that you use an MXML file
with an Application tag at the top.
It is technically possible to build out from pure AS, but very difficult.
It is a goal of FlexJS to not require an MXML file
I'm not using an IDE. Yes that's pretty much all the code. I'm just
experimenting right now. I have gotten mxml files to work, so for now I'll
use that route if I want to use Flex components. I'm not sure if my project
really needs Flex. It might be pure ActionScript.
On Tue, Jul 16, 2013 at 4:
