Re: [flexcoders] CSSStyleDeclaration in AIR app Windows

2015-07-29 Thread Dave Glasser dglas...@pobox.com [flexcoders]
Thanks again, Alex. I wasn't even aware of that list. I'll subscribe.

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Yeah, there should be per-module styles in all Apache Flex versions.
BTW, you’ll get more timely assistance by asking on the us...@flex.apache.org 
mailing list.
-Alex
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 Interesting idea, I'll look into it. I'm using Flex 4.13 currently.




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I think if each window loads a module, that module gets its own styles.  You 
might need Flex 4.6 or later for that to work.
-Alex


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Subject: [flexcoders] CSSStyleDeclaration in AIR app Windows

 I'm developing a multi-window Flex/AIR desktop app.
I would very much like to be able to change CSSStyleDeclarations on a 
per-window basis. It seems that if I do:
var decl:CSSStyleDeclaration = 
window.styleManager.getCSSStyleDeclaration(fully.qualified.WidgetClassName);decl.setStyle(widgetColor,
 0xFF);
The style change affects all WidgetClassName instances across all windows.
Is there some other means of accomplishing what I'm trying to accomplish? It 
would have to work with non-inheriting styles also.








  

Re: [flexcoders] CSSStyleDeclaration in AIR app Windows

2015-07-29 Thread Alex Harui aha...@adobe.com [flexcoders]
Yeah, there should be per-module styles in all Apache Flex versions.

BTW, you’ll get more timely assistance by asking on the us...@flex.apache.org 
mailing list.

-Alex

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Interesting idea, I'll look into it. I'm using Flex 4.13 currently.






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I think if each window loads a module, that module gets its own styles.  You 
might need Flex 4.6 or later for that to work.

-Alex



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Subject: [flexcoders] CSSStyleDeclaration in AIR app Windows


I'm developing a multi-window Flex/AIR desktop app.

I would very much like to be able to change CSSStyleDeclarations on a 
per-window basis. It seems that if I do:

var decl:CSSStyleDeclaration = 
window.styleManager.getCSSStyleDeclaration(fully.qualified.WidgetClassName);
decl.setStyle(widgetColor, 0xFF);

The style change affects all WidgetClassName instances across all windows.

Is there some other means of accomplishing what I'm trying to accomplish? It 
would have to work with non-inheriting styles also.








Re: [flexcoders] CSSStyleDeclaration in AIR app Windows

2015-07-29 Thread Alex Harui aha...@adobe.com [flexcoders]
I think if each window loads a module, that module gets its own styles.  You 
might need Flex 4.6 or later for that to work.

-Alex

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of Dave Glasser dglas...@pobox.commailto:dglas...@pobox.com [flexcoders] 
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Subject: [flexcoders] CSSStyleDeclaration in AIR app Windows



I'm developing a multi-window Flex/AIR desktop app.

I would very much like to be able to change CSSStyleDeclarations on a 
per-window basis. It seems that if I do:

var decl:CSSStyleDeclaration = 
window.styleManager.getCSSStyleDeclaration(fully.qualified.WidgetClassName);
decl.setStyle(widgetColor, 0xFF);

The style change affects all WidgetClassName instances across all windows.

Is there some other means of accomplishing what I'm trying to accomplish? It 
would have to work with non-inheriting styles also.




Re: [flexcoders] CSSStyleDeclaration in AIR app Windows

2015-07-29 Thread Dave Glasser dglas...@pobox.com [flexcoders]
Interesting idea, I'll look into it. I'm using Flex 4.13 currently.




  From: Alex Harui aha...@adobe.com [flexcoders] 
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 Sent: Wednesday, July 29, 2015 9:40 AM
 Subject: Re: [flexcoders] CSSStyleDeclaration in AIR app Windows
   
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I think if each window loads a module, that module gets its own styles.  You 
might need Flex 4.6 or later for that to work.
-Alex


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Subject: [flexcoders] CSSStyleDeclaration in AIR app Windows

 I'm developing a multi-window Flex/AIR desktop app.
I would very much like to be able to change CSSStyleDeclarations on a 
per-window basis. It seems that if I do:
var decl:CSSStyleDeclaration = 
window.styleManager.getCSSStyleDeclaration(fully.qualified.WidgetClassName);decl.setStyle(widgetColor,
 0xFF);
The style change affects all WidgetClassName instances across all windows.
Is there some other means of accomplishing what I'm trying to accomplish? It 
would have to work with non-inheriting styles also.




  

[flexcoders] CSSStyleDeclaration in AIR app Windows

2015-07-24 Thread Dave Glasser dglas...@pobox.com [flexcoders]
I'm developing a multi-window Flex/AIR desktop app.
I would very much like to be able to change CSSStyleDeclarations on a 
per-window basis. It seems that if I do:
var decl:CSSStyleDeclaration = 
window.styleManager.getCSSStyleDeclaration(fully.qualified.WidgetClassName);decl.setStyle(widgetColor,
 0xFF);
The style change affects all WidgetClassName instances across all windows.
Is there some other means of accomplishing what I'm trying to accomplish? It 
would have to work with non-inheriting styles also.