Mark
to gain more time on your work, i suggest you to use flex component kit to
skin your normal canvas with flash and import those to flex.
More pratical and more time save.
Regards
Igor Costa
www.igorcosta.org
www.igorcosta.com
On Dec 12, 2007 8:06 AM, Mark Ingram [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, I'm trying to create a canvas where I can style the corner radius
for each individual corner. I've had a look at the Panel class to try to
understand how the roundedBottomCorners style works – but I can't see any
code that actually uses it for drawing / filling / masking purposes?! The
only reference to it is here:
private function setControlBar(newControlBar:IUIComponent):void
{
if (newControlBar == controlBar)
return;
controlBar = newControlBar;
// If roundedBottomCorners is set locally, don't auto-set
// it when the controlbar is added/removed.
if (!checkedForAutoSetRoundedCorners)
{
checkedForAutoSetRoundedCorners = true;
autoSetRoundedCorners = styleDeclaration ?
styleDeclaration.getStyle(
roundedBottomCorners) === undefined :
true;
}
if (autoSetRoundedCorners)
setStyle(roundedBottomCorners, controlBar != null);
var controlBarStyleName:String = getStyle(controlBarStyleName);
if (controlBarStyleName controlBar is ISimpleStyleClient)
ISimpleStyleClient(controlBar).styleName =
controlBarStyleName;
if (controlBar)
controlBar.enabled = enabled;
if (controlBar is IAutomationObject)
IAutomationObject(controlBar).showInAutomationHierarchy =
false;
invalidateViewMetricsAndPadding();
invalidateSize();
invalidateDisplayList();
}
Where is the best place to start? I'm trying to achieve the following – so
canvas's on top of each other, the top canvas one colour, with top rounded
corners, the bottom canvas with another colour, with the bottom corners
rounded. Any clues?
Mark
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Igor Costa
www.igorcosta.com
www.igorcosta.org
