David, I tried running the app pointed to by your first link.
It doesnt work for me because it seems to be stuck in some infinite loop that is probably timing related. It continuously gives me the "your app is running slow would you like to abort" message. Just to give it a fair chance I clicked "no" at least 30-40 times. I dont think its actually running **that** slow. I think you must be doing something when you start up that is a timing problem. Once I do finally abort, I do see what looks like a window in the upper left-hand corner. But the window header text is flickering as if it is stuck in some loop. At this point the app does not respond to mouse clicks. I am quite interested in what you are doing, so I hope you can make it work. Regards Hank On 10/5/05, David Karam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi > > > I have posted a component library written in ActionScript 2. This library is > based on a strongly decoupled view and controller with a considered method > of data binding based on XML or class modeled sources. > > The component library has passed its design phased and is in the proof of > concept phase. Try the sample application featuring: context sensitive > menus, drag and drop tree nodes, strong data binding with xml source, a > complex table/tree widget with pulldowns and invisible fields and context > sensitive component behavior. The main application class > (com.posttool.app.categoryEditor.Application) is in the Eclipse project > listed below. > > http://posttool.com/as2components/deploy/ > > > Class overview > > http://posttool.com/as2components/classDiagram.png > > > Documentation > > http://posttool.com/as2components/docs > > > Downloadable "FAMES" Project > > http://posttool.com/as2components/UI0.zip > > > A Note about the use of SWF files > > I currently use SWF files (source files fla6 included) with a creative > movieclip instance naming system to skin the UI. I will have clean > documentation on this aspect shortly and post the spec for each component. > > This provides clean separation between designer and programmer. I hope that > the ability to create drawings in Swfmill progresses to a nice api so that > the skins could be specified that way. I also hope that Adobe Illustrator > will be able to export compliant SWF skins for this system. > > This configuration is much more convenient than drawing the components with > code. It puts control of the 'drawings' in the hands of designers and allows > the windowing toolkit to be easily skinned. With the proliferation of SWF > generators, many authors with a variety of tools will be able to create the > component skins. > > > Finally > > I would like to set this up as a new osflash project only if someone is > interested in working on it with me. I realize that there are other > component libraries being developed. I would like to distinguish this one as > the simplest code base with clean separation between primitive drawing & > controller code. > > > > Best regards, David Karam > > > _______________________________________________ > osflash mailing list > [email protected] > http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/osflash_osflash.org > _______________________________________________ osflash mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/osflash_osflash.org
