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How easy is it to port an application
using MM v2 components to SMX? How similar are the component api’s?
I know this is a very broad question but I think you know what I mean. Jim From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Rob Bateman sorry - been sleeping today... The SMX component set uses movieclip skins as standard. When i say
'skin', i mean what you are referring to as the background. It is very easy to
try out if you download the mxp file on the wiki and install the swc files. you
can see examples of diffferent skinsets (or themes as i like to call them) in
the source flas supplied inside the mxp. A movieclip skin consist of a set of
frames for the states of the component (up, down, over, selected etc) and a
frame can contain named instances for the state that the component will
automatically detect (for a single movieclip, two ends and a strechable middle,
simulated 9 slice scaling etc). the only problem is there is currently no documentation, but if you
poke around the included files you should get a general idea of what this
framework does. The set includes everything in your list bar tooptip, but i
would recommend you wait until tomorrow, when i'am uploading a new revision (
0.5) to the wiki before downloading (i would do it now but can't finish the uml
diagram in time) you can also use the components with a layout xml file a la mxml. if
you install the mxp file, you should find two examples in the deploy and source
folders called smxnewsdemo and smxsquaddemo (referring to the two different
themes) that demonstrate those capabilities. But please wait for the revision!
this is quite a major one with a lot of bugfixes! the code is compatible with flash 6 upwards and can be compiled with
mtasc or Flash ide. cheers Rob On 3/8/06, Regina
Dowling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote: Hi iley,
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