| A few comments. Some of these are design-related but didn't jump out at me when I read your proposal; sorry. - it's confusing that the contextmenu gets an onselect event when opening. I guess this is the event Flash sends, but it doesn't sound right. Sarah agrees the Flash choice was wrong. Can we use oncontextmenu instead? - I see setDelegate and setCallback for LzContextMenuItem, but not for LzContextMenu. The two should both have setters if either has them. - Should the method be called "setCallback"? What if additional events were added in the future? How about "setOnSelect" for menu items and "setOnContextMenu" for menus. - Same for "setDelegate". "setOnSelectDelegate" and "setOnContextMenuDelegate"? - I assume you've thought through how these callbacks could be used to implement the familiar event notation in the (to-be-written) declarative interface. I don't know how events are implemented so I can't see that myself. - The descriptions of many of the methods in LzContextMenu.as are wrong. For example, setVisible says, "Sets the function which will be called when the menu item is selected". - There should be class descriptions as well for the reference guide, and a DEFINE OBJECT for LzContextMenuItem. jim On Dec 5, 2005, at 11:17 AM, Henry Minsky wrote:
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