While it is not the ideal situation, as it still requires the use of
labelFunction, you can use a single function for all of the columns in
a DataGrid by using the headerText for each column to branch your
logic. I wish you could use something like the column's id attribute
but that is not a recognized property for some reason.
public function MyLabelFunction(item:Object, column:DataGridColumn):String
{
switch(column.headerText)
{
case "Column 1":
return XML(item).ns::CreateDate[0].toString();
break;
case "Column 2":
return XML(item).ns::DocumentType[0].toString();
break;
default:
return "Unrecognized column";
}
}
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