Thanks Tim,
That's not quite the behavior I was looking for though - my List can not be in
edit mode.
I figured out exactly what I needed - I had to use the indexToItemRenderer
method of the List - hopefully this will help someone else...
Here's my List KeyDown handler:
private function myListKeyDownHandler(event:KeyboardEvent):void{
var le:ListEvent = new ListEvent(ListEvent.ITEM_CLICK);
var ir:IListItemRenderer =
myList.indexToItemRenderer(myList.selectedIndex);
le.itemRenderer = ir;
myListClickEvent(le);
}
--- In [email protected], "flexcoder2008" <djohnso...@...> wrote:
>
> I have a List that handles a Click event - the ClickEvent takes a ListEvent,
> and inside that handler I have access to the ListEvent's itemRenderer
> property.
>
> This allows me to align a button next to the row that I have clicked on.
>
> I also want to trigger this click event when the user uses the keyboard up
> and down arrow keys to navigate the list.
>
> Inside my KeyDown handler I want to call my List click handler.
>
> The trick is, how do I specify the itemRenderer for the new ListClick event
> or get access to it?
>
> eg.
>
> var le:ListEvent = new ListEvent(ListEvent.CLICK,.. .. .., myItemRenderer);
>
