Thanks, you helped me to see the way that I need to follow. I use
<font> and the new code is below
Usage :
notificationWindow.addMessage("info", "this is info message");
notificationWindow.addMessage("error", "this is error message");
notificationWindow.addMessage("warn", "this is warn message");
<canvas>
<debug name="myDebugger" width="400" height="250"/>
<class name="debuggerWindow">
<window name="notificationWindow" title="Notification Window"
width="250" height="400" resizable="true" clip="true">
<vscrollbar />
<text name="messageArea" multiline="true"
selectable="true" clickable="true"
width="${parent.width-30}"/>
</window>
<text name="message" />
<method name="addMessage" args="type, msg"><![CDATA[
switch (type) {
case "info" :
notificationWindow.messageArea.addText('<font
color="#0099FF">'+message.text+'</font>');
break;
case "error" :
notificationWindow.messageArea.addText('<font
color="#EE0000">'+message.text+'</font>');
break;
case "warn" :
notificationWindow.messageArea.addText('<font
color="#FFCC00">'+message.text+'</font>');
break;
}
message.setAttribute('text',msg);
]]>
</method>
</class>
<simplelayout spacing="10" />
<debuggerWindow name="notificationWindow"/>
<edittext name="messageEdittext" width="300" />
<button text="Send message">
<text name="message" visible="false"/>
<handler name="onclick">
var isim = "cem";
var formatMessage = parent.messageEdittext.text;
message.setAttribute('text', formatMessage);
message.format("%s : %w \n", formatMessage, isim);
parent.notificationWindow.addMessage("info",
message.text);
parent.messageEdittext.clearText();
</handler>
</button>
</canvas>
Regards
2010/7/15 P T Withington <[email protected]>:
> The way the debugger does this is to use a single <text> object and use
> internal HTML to change the colors of the text. The problem with that is
> that there is no platform-independent way -- swf and DHTML use different
> markup. swf uses <font> and DHTML uses <span>. In the debugger this
> difference is handled in the platform-dependent console window code.
>
>
