I basically want to have the ability to provide an array of some sort, that will turn off binding for a given property and simply add it to a containers properties.
At present if you did cellRenderer="{ whatever }", that argument wouldn't show up in obj.properties list, unless its a simple string value. It instead gets placed in document._bindings. What i'm trying to do is remove this out of bindings (that or find some way to get information on all known attributes provided within MXML and their values at createChildren())
So far, the only way i can see this being done is to look in two parts, obj.properties and look in obj.document._bindings or obj.document._bindingsByDestination[dest]...
Catch22, is if i do this, i have to *know* all potential properties being passed into a custom MXML components (maybe a simmiliar mergeProperties array maybe?
Anyway, anyone within MM or in this list had much experience with MXML tags and how to intercept various routines before construct commences, i'd greatly appreciate it.
On 10/24/05, Scott Barnes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Heyas,
I've been wanting to basically access a property on a MXML tag thats not "string", ie cellRenderer="{ com.mossyblog.myRenderer }" before "createComponent" is executed. In that, i want to firstly determine what the renderer is and based on this, delegate that instantion elsewhere.
Now, on first pass i noticed that the moment you place "{}" within an argument, BindingManager basically takes that and treats it as a "binding". How does one ask the BindingManager for that reference at say "createChildren"?
Is it a matter of:
mx.managers.BindingManager.getUIComponentWatcherForDestination(this, this.id )
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Scott Barnes
http://www.mossyblog.com
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Scott Barnes
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