You can try extending EventDispatcher and dispatch events
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You can try extending EventDispatcher and dispatch events
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You can try extending EventDispatcher and dispatch
events
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Subject: RE: [flexcoders] Events and Non-Display Objects
You can adopt the following two options to achieve
your requirements.
1. Your MXML Object should Implement the
IEventDispatcher interface and internally it creates
an instance of EventDispathcer class and delegates
calls to that instance.
2
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You can adopt the following two options to achieve
your requirements.
1. Your MXML
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Thanks Gordon for you prompt reply.
Gordon, my experience is somewhat
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Thanks Gordon for you prompt reply.
Gordon, my experience is somewhat different that
what
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