I don't like unanswered questions, so i'll answer it myself. It was actually a style-inheritence problem.
My implementention had a lil' bug. But because of style inheritence, it seemed to work fine in the first context i used the component in. But using it in a second environment, the bug occoured. So: beware of style ineritence :) --- In [email protected], "florian.salihovic" <florian.saliho...@...> wrote: > > I have noticed a strange behaviour regarding the ToolTipMananger. Actually > i'm not quite sure, since the ToolTipManger seems to be the cause. > > I implemented a component which works just fine. Styles are applied, > measuring works etc. > > The component should also be used as tooltip in certain parts of the > application. But now the magic comes into play. A subclass of the component > is implementing mx.core.IToolTip to ensure the component can be used as > ToolTip. > > But it seems styles are not applied and at least one call of > updateDisplayList is lost when the subclass is used as a tooltip. > > What can be the reason for this behaviour? Is the mechanism for creating > tooltips responsible for stopping updates of the UIComponent used as a > tooltip? > > Best regards and thanks in advanced. >
