Hi,
Embedding is a compile-time operation, so you need to embed your
symbols initially, then reference them later.
You might try embedding all the symbols as separate assets within your
flex app, i.e.
[Embed(source='imageSwf.swf;,symbol='symbolName')]
public var symbolName:Class;
You can of course group these into a class of their own, i.e.
public class Images
{
[Embed(source='imageSwf.swf;,symbol='symbolNameA')]
public static var symbolNameA:Class;
[Embed(source='imageSwf.swf;,symbol='symbolNameB')]
public static var symbolNameB:Class;
}
... then reference with Images.symbolNameX;
Get the dataProvider in your repeater component to reference using
that mechanism and it should work. If there's some special reason why
you're using text to reference the image, you can always create
another object type, with both name and class variables, then use
whichever is applicable to render the correct image.
Best Regards,
Ciarán
On 2/27/07, Mark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a swf file with a number of symbols that I'd like to display
> dynamically. I have a
> repeater with an Image component. The repeater is binded to an Array of text
> that mimics
> the symbol names in my SWF. This Array is dynamically populated with the
> symbol binded to
> the currentItem of the repeater (which doesn't work). I can't seem to
> display the swf this way,
> is there a way to do this?
>
>
>
> <mx:Repeater id="rp" dataProvider={arrayImage} >
> <mx:Image source="@Embed(source="imageSwf.swf",
> symbol={rp.currentImage})" />
> </mx:Repeater>
>
>
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