Bob,
The point is to separate the model and view and automatically update
the view(s) when the model changes (perhaps in response to a server
call). Hence the binding. The bindable variable would be in a separate
ActionScript class. In the bug report, I just made it a local
variable for simplicity.
Feel free to vote for the bug, anyone.
On Jan 29, 2008 9:51 PM, bobignacio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi there,
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> Snippet of your code...
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> [Bindable]
> public var contents:String = "";
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> private function handleChange(event:Event): void {
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> contents = editor.htmlText;
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> // My Debug
> trace("Change Fired and Caught");
> trace("Contents: " + contents);
> trace("Editor Updated: " + editor.htmlText + "\n");
> }
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> Change the following:
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> <mx:RichTextEditor id="editor" htmlText="{contents}"
> change="handleChange(event)"/>
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> to this:
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> <mx:RichTextEditor id="editor" change="handleChange(event)" />
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> This resolves your issue that you mention.
> If you follow the debug with your original code for the editor,
> you will find that since you have the "htmlText" attribute in the
> editor set to your Bindable variable "contents" you are unnecessarily
> updating the editor's "htmlText." This is causing your issue.
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> With every keystroke, the editor is already updating
> its htmlText automatically so the Bindable "contents" is
> probably clobbering your editor's automated update.
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> Hope this helps,
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> Bob I.
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> --- In [email protected], "Richard Rodseth" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> > I have a RichTextEditor with htmlText bound to a property in a model. I
> > update the model property on change events.
> > The problem is that if I type to replace text, the formatting is not
> > preserved. i.e. set font to 48, start typing, and the first
> character is in
> > 48, the next one isn't. Or if I have 48 point text selected and type to
> > replace, the new text is not in 48pt.
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> > Any ideas?
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