> here's an interesting one.
>
> if i add another child to myComponent (a mx:Button), it thinks the
> parentDocument is the root application and not comp1 (see below).
>
> <mx:Application xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml" xmlns="*">
> <mx:Box id="box1">
> <myComponent id="comp1"/>
> </mx:Box>
> </mx:Application>
>
>
> myComponent.mxml
> ----------------
> <mx:HBox>
> <myButton/>
> <mx:Button initialize="trace(this.parentDocument)"/>
> </mx:HBox>
>
> myButton.mxml
> -------------
> <mx:Button initialize="trace(this.parentDocument)"/>
That's right. The 'parentDocument' of the 'comp1' is the application.
When a UIComponent is the document itself, its 'parentDocument'
property points to its parent's document.
if (this == this.document)
{
this.parentDocument = this.parent.document;
}
else
{
this.parentDocument = this.document;
}
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