>The ENTER_FRAME and ADDED_TO_STAGE events are both very flash-y so I am not
sure what to do with those, and I have no idea about InteractiveObject
Have a look at AnimationUtil under Core for ENTER_FRAME like behavior, and at
JSStageEvents under Crux for addedToStage simulation.
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Thank you Carlos. I have had a pretty good look round for equivalents, but
the flexwires library is very specific and deep, and if at all possible I'd
like to port it. In fact I have already made some good progress.
- Border.getStyle
- Border.graphics
- lineBitmapStyle, beginGradientFill, drawRoun
Hi Warren,
that's right. You need to create an AL from your data and the use that AL
to feed the ALV that's the object needed to filter or order. In Flex it was
similar, we had ArrayCollection and ListCollectionView, and later was the
one providing filter and ordering capabilities
El lun, 7 dic
I got sorting to work. I had to "double" wrap it.
Grid_dp = new ArrayListView(new ArrayList(jsonDataObject.PEF_LIST));
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Hi Jim,
don't know about flexwires (probably Josh could soon respond if there's a
port or not), but Royale let you use any of the js libraries out there. You
can check if there's some similar one to flexwires and use in Royale.
El lun, 7 dic 2020 a las 15:05, Jim Page ()
escribió:
> I am working
I am working on porting a flex app to Royale that makes extensive use of Josh
Tynjala's flexwires library, in particular the WireJack features, which
utilise skins - and it seems (for good reasons) many features it relies upon
are missing from JS royale.
Has anyone ported this, or have any advice
For anyone else running into similar issues, adding
royale-typedefs-gcl-0.9.8-SNAPSHOT-typedefs.swc to the library-path solved
the problem. (if you are using a prebuilt SDK release the SNAPSHOT won't be
there).
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Solved it - I assumed that the mxmlc command line for adobe flex would just
work. The problem is now resolved after paying proper attention to the
example build config files in the SDK. Now to fix the actual bugs ...
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Hi,
You need to wrap the ArrayList in ArrayListView that takes the first as a
parameter. Take a look at TDJ and notice that is wrapping the original AL
in ALV
El dom, 6 dic 2020 a las 21:06, wkoch () escribió:
> No I'm using an array list populated from a complex object coming in from a
> JSON c
