--- In [email protected], Richard Rodseth <rrods...@...> wrote: > > I'm now aware of dropIndicatorSkin and found an example that > customized the skin to do this: > > g.beginFill(0xa1bde2, 0.5); > g.drawRect(-5, -1, w, 23); > > which is obviously a bit, er, hard-coded. > > The location and height for the skin appear to be set for drawing a > line between nodes. Recall that I just want to highlight the node > itself, as though it were being selected. > > Tree.showDropFeedback and ListBase.showDropFeedback are quite large > methods (with side-effects) to be overriding. Is that my best option, > or can I have my skin access the tree node? > > Recommendations or examples appreciated.I feel sure someone must have > used a tree to represent a folder hierarchy. > Thanks.
Hi, Richard; I am not guaranteeing this will be the case for what you are trying to do, but I have found when trying to customize ListBase components that often the large methods will have smaller, protected, methods that you can find and hook into if you're willing to dig through the class structure to find them. -Amy
