There probably might be different ways. But I use the following trick.
I create a class called Version.as in my Flex project under a specific
package.
package com.mycompany.xxxx
{
public class Version
{
public static const HAS_AIR:Boolean = false;
}
}
I create the exact same package and class in my AIR project but with a
different value for the constant
package com.mycompany.xxxx
{
public class Version
{
public static const HAS_AIR:Boolean = true;
}
}
The common classes are in a common project and both of them refer to
the common project. Now, anywhere you want to check which version you
are running, you just need to check Version.HAS_AIR and you will know
if you are running FLEX or AIR.
- venkat
http://www.venkatj.com
--- In [email protected], "Dale Fraser" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I have an application that runs both in browser (Flex) and
standalone (Air).
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> But the application does different things depending if it is Flex or
Air.
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> I currently have two versions, but would like to just have one.
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> Is there a way of detecting if it is running as AIR / Flex so that for
> example my close button would
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> In Air close the window
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> In Flex navigate to a different URL.
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> I'm after something like
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> If (applicationMode == AIR) {
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> Blah!
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> Regards
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> Dale Fraser
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> http://learncf.com
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