Hello All, As long as I've been coding Flex Apps (since 1.0 Beta), I've not had the need to Dispatch Events manually, in addition to having the Controls that receive the dispatched Events, reside on a different control (or in a Remote Window)...
Could somebody really quick point me in the right direction, for a crash course in Event Dispatching - as well as handling Scoping issues? My present problem I'm trying to tackle is this: I have a draggle Popup TitleWindow which displays Debugging information while my application runs. Using Cairngorm, I keep my Debug Messages in a Text Variable (which obviously resides in my Model). My debug TitleWindow's TextArea control, has it's Text Property bound to the "model.debugMessages" variable. This works beautifully - since when my function kicks off, it appends the new debug information (plus a carriage return) to the TextArea. The problem is, the TextArea doesn't "auto scroll" to the bottom whenever new text is added to the control. Being a programmer interested in debug messages, I am primarily interested in the LATEST debug information. With that said, I am trying to dispatch an Event, to have the TextArea auto scroll to the very bottom, anytime there is new Text added. I know the Property name that I must change, but I need to find out how to make the Dispatched Event, get disseminated across the application, to the Debug Window control. I know I could simple listen for the "change" event locally to the DebugWindow Control, but I need to find out how to trigger this manually. Could any of you help me out regarding this? Thanks in advance for any help you can offer, Mike
