Hello Aaron,
On 06/05/2010, aaronius9er9er <aaronius...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> We have an app built in Flex 3.3. We've pulled the text layout framework
> swc from Flex 4 to use in our app. We now need to load fonts dynamically at
> runtime to use within our text flow. In my understanding, in order to
We've also had to use the TLF with CFF fonts in a Flex 3.* app... we didn't
have to load them at runtime but we compiled a swc with them and linked that on
the main app.
Perhaps you could do something like that with a RSL if you need to load them
dynamically.
But, most importantly, for the fonts to be linked you don't really need the swf
compiled with the new sdk to be a full flex app. In our case it was just a
plain class with the fonts embedded:
package uk.co.razorfish.fonts
{
/**
* This class embedds the fonts needed for the TLF which is used for the
...
*/
public class EmbeddedFonts
{
[Embed(
source="tt1047m_.ttf",
fontFamily="Industrial736 BT",
fontStyle="regular",
cff="true",
advancedAntiAliasing="true",
unicodeRange="U+0020-007F, U+00A0-00FF, U+2010-201F,
U+2032-2037, U+2039-203A, U+20A0-20B5"
)]
public static const INDUSTRIAL_ROMAN:Class;
[Embed(
source="tt1048m_.ttf",
fontFamily="Industrial736 BT",
fontStyle="italic",
cff="true",
advancedAntiAliasing="t
... etc.
Because we needed to load them up front, on the main app, we just linked that
class,
import uk.co.razorfish.fonts.EmbeddedFonts; EmbeddedFonts;
And that did the job.
HTH,
Gabriel
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