On 9/6/05, Abdul Qabiz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you look at this link of Flex Documentation:
>
> http://livedocs.macromedia.com/flex/15/flex_docs_en/00000695.htm
>
> You will find the following in the end:
>
> Note: Array elements do not trigger ChangeEvents and, therefore, cannot
> function as binding sources at runtime. Binding copies initial values during
> instantiation after variables are declared in an <mx:Script> tag, but before
> handlers are executed. Arrays that are bound do not stay updated if
> individual fields of a source Array change.
Actually I think this is about binding to the entire array:
prop="{array}"
Alberto is binding to a single element, so this rule shouldn't apply
in that case.
prop="{array[0]}"
:-/
I'm in the middle of a build and my machine is extremely slow now,
but, Alberto, can you look at the generated AS source for binding to a
normal variable versus binding to an array element, to see if there's
any difference in the way they are treated? Might give clues.
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