--- In [email protected], "alex_harui" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The TextInput is kind enough to do a toString() on anything passed
to
> its .text property, which is great for Number and other things, but
> is the root of your problem.
>
> My advice, subclass TextInput and put the null check on the text
> setter.
>
> -Alex
Hi,
At the risk of sounding stupid (well it's painfully obvious to be
honest ;-) )...
I've scoured for a good example of how to do this subclassing and
can't find anything. There's an article on the Macromedia site
called 'A Primer for Building Flex Applications' that seems to
*almost* help - but the example doesn't go so far as actually
explaining how the subclass is used/referenced.
Can anyone point me somewhere that contains a good example of
subclassing that I might be able to learn from ?
Thanks,
Jamie.
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