Faster yet ... sample below define the formatters: ====================== <mx:NumberFormatter id="numberFormatter" useNegativeSign="true"/> <mx:NumberFormatter id="percentFormatter" useNegativeSign="true" precision="2"/> <mx:DateFormatter id="shortDateDisplay" formatString="MM/DD/YYYY"/> <mx:CurrencyFormatter id="currencyFormatter" precision="2" rounding="nearest" />
Use in your code: ================= txtCurrentBalance.text = currencyFormatter.format(account.currentCashBalance); txtGainPct.text = percentFormatter.format((gain / account.initialCashBalance) * 100); --- In [email protected], "stuarthuss" <huss.stu...@...> wrote: > > You can use Flex Framework formatter classes, for a demonstration on how to > use them check out the short (6 mins) video "Formatting Data" from Adobe's > Flex in a week tutorial [ http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flex/videotraining/ ] > It's on Day 3. > > --- In [email protected], "christophe_jacquelin" > <christophe_jacquelin@> wrote: > > > > Hello, > > > > I want that a TextInput to have always the same format : 000/000 with 0 > > replacing by different numbers. > > > > How to force a TextInput to be in a given format ? > > > > Thank you, > > Christophe, > > >
