I'm sick of seeing "Data binding will not be able to detect changes when using square bracket operator. For Array, please use ArrayCollection.getItemAt()"
when using an arrayObj[arrayPropertyOrIndex] inside of an MXML property. I know that it won't be propagated down if the array changes, but in a lot of cases, I don't need it to propagate down, and I don't want to take the performance hit of using a more expensive object (ArrayCollection) and in addition to that, having extra event subscriptions to something that will never change. So why does the compiler have warnings for it? It makes me feel like I'm doing something wrong when I see a bunch of warnings. :( I wish I could have a [Not-bindable] tag or something just to shut that particular warning up. (rant over) Suggestions? Thanks guys, love the group. James Wilson Atlanta-area Flex Programmer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
