Pascal FODOR wrote:
Humm, looks like this is getting away from the question ;-)
The problem with:
if ( className != ) return false;
instance = new className( valueObject );
return instance;
Is that className is a string not a reference so new className() won't work.
He you tried
Hello Alan,
You initialize a TileFactory; the TileFactory loads this XML; then if
I call TileFactory.getTile(uniqueName), it scans the XML for the
matching tile entry and draws the tile properties from that. Build
and assist values for the tile, and return it, and you're all set --
without
Is there a decent way of getting the _x / _y position of a caret in a
text box? Somehow compare the x/y of the textfield with the caret index..?
Have a hard time getting an exact value from this.
- Andreas
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Easy... get the x,y in characters of the memo
function getCharacterPosition( aMemo: TMemo ): TPoint
begin
Result.X := LongRec( SendMessage( aMemo.Handle, EM_GETSEL, 0, 0 ) ).Hi;
Result.Y := SendMessage( aMemo.Handle, EM_LINEFROMCHAR, Result.X, 0 );
Result.X := Result.X -
Ooh, this is the flashcoders mailing list. This code is useless! sorry.
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To answer the original question - there is no direct way to do this,
although you can use the text-extent to get the x offset of the caret
fairly easily in a single line textfield.
On Jan 2, 2006, at 9:47 AM, Andreas Rønning wrote:
Is there a decent way of getting the _x / _y position of a
Firefox 1.0.6 also reports many syntax errors:
Error: syntax error
Source File:
http://www.ericd.net/new_css/sections/aspcomments/aspcomments.asp?blogid=113621728008762265count=1
Line: 1
Source Code:
!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN
Error: syntax error
Source File:
Not quite sure what those errors are yet, but I am more concerned with Flash
barfing.
edolecki
On 1/2/06, Derek Vadneau [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Firefox 1.0.6 also reports many syntax errors:
Error: syntax error
Source File:
i remember doing this a few years ago, using
— a loop (filling the textfield) and autoSize=true to determine if
there was a line break (you could determine this in other ways)
— and if _height old_height in the loop, do
— letterCurrentY += LINE_HEIGHT
then use getTextExtent() to get _x.
i
Whoa - dude, is that MFC or something?
Alias
On 1/2/06, Weyert de Boer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Easy... get the x,y in characters of the memo
function getCharacterPosition( aMemo: TMemo ): TPoint
begin
Result.X := LongRec( SendMessage( aMemo.Handle, EM_GETSEL, 0, 0 ) ).Hi;
Result.Y :=
You guys know that you can instantiate classes dynamically (sort of) in
Flash, right?
class ClassFactory {
public static function getClass(name:String, args:Object):Object {
return new Function(eval(name))(args ? args : []);
}
}
/* USAGE
* //can be any referenced class
* var myClass =
A dataProvider is a getter/setter property. It is typically an Array, but
can be an Object. Array's have their prototype changed when you use the v2
component framework. They have methods added to them, and these methods
make up the DataProvider API. This API is used to add data to the
Sorry G, missed your 2nd question.
Unfortunately, an Array is the ONLY thing you can bind to using a
ModelLcoator approach (al la Cairngorm/ARP). So, this is technically the
de-facto way to do binding in Flash.
- Original Message -
From: JesterXL [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Flashcoders
thanks for all that info.
so, I can't bind to a recordset? that kinda sucks. I guess i'd need to
convert the recordset or xml into an array of objects, then set that as the
dp for the component, right?
Side question..whats up with the Binding classes in the flash help? would
they be of any
Well, some things can, sure. A RecordSet follows a subset of the
DataProvider API. If you look in mx.remoting.RecordSet, you can see he
dispatchers modelChanged, and that's really all you need for dataProviders
to work with the v2 components.
All of the binding stuff comes with the remoting
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