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Roger,
Speaking of
factories - I am missing something on object initialization when cloning
instantiated classes - is it going to be possible in Flex 2 final? Something
like this:
package {
import
mx.core.IFactory;
import mx.utils.ObjectUtil;
public class ObjectClassFactory implements
mx.core.IFactory {
public var obj:Object;
public
function ObjectClassFactory(cloneFrom:Object)
{
super();
obj =
cloneFrom;
}
public function newInstance() :
*{
return
(mx.utils.ObjectUtil.copy(obj));
}
}
}
I do understand overhead - just want to capture
"dynamically" built class and pass it through factory
interfaces....
Thank you,
Anatole Tartakovsky
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, February 21, 2006 12:46
PM
Subject: RE: [flexcoders] Your preference
- Loader or createChild?
> createChild
> Good: seems to
execute more quickly than mx:Loader
> Bad: one huge
SWF
>
> mx:Loader
> Good: multiple
SWFs
> Bad: seems to execute more slowly than
createChild
Well, its certainly going to be a bit slower, since it
needs to pull
stuff over the network and initialize it.
I'll be
publishing examples at some point that demonstrates how to at
least make
the things you load much more efficient.
I actually don't think
mx:Loader is necessarily the best way to pull
them in. I've built a
new class that uses the underlying Flash Loader
class to load modules as a
class factory. This way you can choreograph
when they get pulled in a
bit better.
Stay tuned.
-rg
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