--- In [email protected], "Alex Harui" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > If you've defined a component via <mx:Component>, the name is > auto-generated as Josh says, but it generates an IFactory, so you can > use the factory to get new instances > > > > <mx:List id="myList> > > <mx:itemRenderer> > > <mx:Component> > > <mx:Canvas> > > .. > > > > > > From AS: > > > > myList.itemRenderer.newInstance()
This makes it sound like the equivalent to new Component() in AS might be myRenderer:ClassFactory = new ClassFactory(mx.containers.Canvas); Presumably from there you can add stuff to myRenderer before using it as your "rubber stamp", but I've never personally used ClassFactory for anything other than setting global properties on a class I created in AS3 or MXML. Is this a correct interpretation of how AS3 works? Thanks; Amy
