Brendan,
Actually, that's where I started, as it worked in Flex 3. The only properties
of Spark TextInput are:
<s:TextInput
Properties
widthInChars="Calculated default"
the properties of Halo TextInput are:
<mx:TextInput
Properties
condenseWhite="false|true"
data="undefined"
displayAsPassword="false|true"
editable="true|false"
horizontalScrollPosition="0"
htmlText=""
imeMode="null"
length="0"
listData="null"
maxChars="0"
restrict="null"
selectionBeginIndex="0"
selectionEndIndex="0"
text=""
textHeight="0"
textWidth="0"
... quite a change, huh!?
Mark
--- In [email protected], Brendan Meutzner <bmeutz...@...> wrote:
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> Why wouldn't you just do this:
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> <TextInput text="{myDataProvider.data.name[0]}" />
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> On Thu, Jul 15, 2010 at 4:38 PM, mark.embrey <mark.c.emb...@...>wrote:
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