Hi
I wrote a simple little system for textformatting with
textField.htmlText. It is really primitive, but we have used it and it
is entirely
possible to make it work. It is basically a very simple HTML editor for
the flash text format (textField.htmlText) and comes with a tool to tag
it and and untag it in an XML/HTML safe format, so that you can store it
and send it in simple textnodes, without loosing the formatting information.
download sourcefiles here if you want to check it out:
http://www.eskiljanson.com/asml_tagger/tagger_stuff.zip
And this is the only manual (sorry for that)...
1. Make executables from the sourcefiles or atleast swf them, (notice
the little class that has to be accessible and
exchange the fonts in the library to fonts of your choice.)
2. Use the ASWord to see what the textformat code you write in the right
textfield does to your left textfield.
If you change the type of the left textfield in the sourcefile to
"input" you can also just paste in any formatted text and see what it
codes to.
This can be useful to start with.
The reason why I disabled this feature, is that to write useable code
(not the crap flash autogenerates) you will want to have som control
over when your codeview window on the right is updated. It is not nice
when hours of work disappear...
3. Use the ASMLTagger to tag the code to a format that is not interprted
as XML or HTML, that you may send in an XML
textnode. (Just paste in the code you generated, and press the tag (or
untag) button)
4. In your project, implement the "untagIt" function somewhere to
convert the text back to flash readable HTML-text.
5. Assing the result to your textfield as .htmlText. don't forget to
embed fonts (yourTextField.embedFonts = true;)
As I said this is simple stuff, and comes as is, there is no support for
this product...This_ is _the only manual
With that said, IF anyone find it useful, or improves on it,please let
me know!
Regards
/Eskil Janson
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Martin Baltzer skrev:
Hi Danny,
I don't know if this will help you at all, but the TextField.Stylesheet class has a transform()
method which will convert _one_ of your style objects from the Stylesheet (ie. The one you maybe
assigned for the or the element or element) into a
TextFormat object which you can then apply to your TextField with setNewTextFormat.
It is also possible to transform several style objects into the same TextFormat
object, but doing this the other way around is a lot more complicated but I
gues it could be solved by writing a your own parser to rewrite the HTML that
flash generates - maybe its already out there ;-) ?
I hope this is helpful otherwise throw it away ;-)
Cheers
Martin Baltzer
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Sendt: 20. marts 2006 12:12
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Emne: Re: [Flashcoders] CSS with input text
Is not possible at all. When flash parses a CSS styled html, it simply
replaces all the tags with the corresponding formatting code (textformat,
font, etc).
Ugh, ugly. Thanks.
Danny
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