All views / screens consist of one or more components. Components can be implemented in most any convenient structure. Components are assembled into the runtime UI.
Look first at the Navigator components: ViewStack, TabNavigator, Accordion. Typically these are for larger variations in the view. Then look at States. Typically these are used to manipulate smaller portions of the view Then look at Repeater. Used to instantiate components based on some data. Finally consider manually using AddChild() / removeChild(). Tracy ________________________________ From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of khan.ibraheem Sent: Monday, March 31, 2008 5:39 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [flexcoders] New Question: User Interface Hello, I am now trying to develop a simple user interface. What I want when I click start, a new window appears. So I think what I should so is: 1) hide all current components that are visible 2) allow the component I want to show when the button is clicked(or certain action is taken). I am thinking to create component for every different screen. This way it will be easy for me to manage it. Is this the only way or there is any better way to do it ? What is recommended way for creating user interface which have switching among different screens(having different components). Any material, in form of tutorials or examples, would be highly appreciated. Thanks.
