Wouldn't you know it. A bug showed up today.
I have a label function for a chart axis that does this:
return
dateTimeFormatter.format(DateUtils.adjustForTimeZone(labelValue));
public static function adjustForTimeZone(d:Date):Date {
// Assumes d is time-zone neutral
// Adjusts by time-zone offset, so that when
// DateFormatter (for example) converts to local, the
// result is the original date.
var offsetms:Number = d.getTimezoneOffset() *
millisecondsPerMinute;
return new Date(d.getTime() + offsetms);
}
On dates before today, it times out in DateFormatter.format()
Error: Error #1502: A script has executed for longer than the default
timeout period of 15 seconds.
at mx.formatters::StringFormatter/formatPattern()
at mx.formatters::StringFormatter()
at mx.formatters::DateFormatter/format()
at
com.companyname.admin.clientevents.view::EventExplorerLineChart/dateTimeLabel()
Error: Error #1502: A script has executed for longer than the default
timeout period of 15 seconds.
at mx.formatters::DateFormatter/format()
at
com.companyname.admin.clientevents.view::EventExplorerLineChart/dateTimeLabel()
at mx.charts::DateTimeAxis/buildLabelCache()
Anyone else?
