Amy,
and how would you add elements to the canvas?! or to the itemrender
itself? because the myRenderer wont have addChild so i can add new
elements. And how do you change the properties of the Canvas? You
adding the Class but you aint adding the whole component i was talking
about.
Suppose that i want to create for instance
<mx:itemRenderer>
<mx:Component>
<mx:Canvas backgroundColor="#0000000" >
<mx:Image
source="@Embed('../assets/images/icons/clear_green_button.png')" />
<mx:TextInput text="{data.firstname}" alpha="0.5"
click="{test()}" />
</mx:Canvas>
</mx:Component>
</mx:itemRenderer>
How i would create this on the fly and add to the itemrenderer?
this is just to ilustrate what i want. I will need to create different
components according to the parameters of my variables that's the
reason i'm struggling to do it dynamically.
If i only knew how to do this from AS3 it would help me a lot.
Thanks
> 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
>
