Thanks, but I don't think it actually outputs style info. Unless one of the following IS style information and I'm just overlooking it:
The class of the object The attributes of the class The inheritance tree from the class to its base classes The interfaces implemented by the class The declared instance properties of the class The declared static properties of the class The instance methods of the class The static methods of the class For each method of the class, the name, number of parameters, return type, and parameter types Are there any negative effects to setting a nonexistent style? Will they just build up in memory despite being useless? --- In [email protected], "Gordon Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > describeType() can give you information about class's [Style] metadata. > But you have to use the -keep-as3-metadata compilation option to tell > the MXML compiler which metadata to compile into the SWF. > > - Gordon > > ________________________________ > > From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On > Behalf Of zzwi89 > Sent: Wednesday, May 02, 2007 7:21 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [flexcoders] Function to check if component supports a style? > > > > So I know there is a function to check if an object has a property > (object.hasOwnProperty()), but is there a way of determining if an > object supports a style? I want to allow the user to alter some style > properties own their own through the UI, but I don't want to be > setting nonexistent styles and was hoping there was a way of verifying > if a style existed for a component. > > So something like button.hasStyle("paddingLeft") should return true, > but button.hasStyle("paddingg") should return false. >
