Remember to keep your bindable properties inline with your public interface.
 
A few more to be excluded from [Bindable]:
 
Constants
private properties should only be bindable through getters.
temporary vars (counter, i, j, k, etc) <-- obvious
and as Peter mentioned.. any internals (configs and such)
 
anything else?
 
Dominick Accattato, CTO
New View Networks
www.newviewnetworks.com

 
On 8/9/06, Peter Hall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Most should probably be bindable. Things that I would consider "configuration" properties that are unlikely to change, might not need to be bindable. That category would include things like tabIndex, but not really very many others..

Peter



On 8/9/06, Michael Schmalle <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
Hi,

Anybody care to shed light on when you would consider a component property Bindable?

I understand obviously the effects of what a bindable property is but, Adobe, what are your guidlines for declaring a property bindable in your components?

At times my head says, most could be bindable.

Peace, Mike

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