Just to clarify mixins and strategy are a bit different. One is more
structural while the other is more behavioral.
Also mixins aren't really considered a design pattern but it is made up of
composites, proxies / facades (all structural design patterns ) +
interfaces. They are used to emulate mult
Thanks Andy and Hans for sharing your solutions. I like both of them
and will implement one of them...not sure yet which one, though.
stefan.
On 1/26/07, Hans Wichman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
we use a ButtonTooltipWrapper thingy.
Basicly you do:
new Tooltip (myButton, "myTooltip", [hitAre
Hello :)
I use Eden (Ecmascript data exchange notation) write by zwetan to creates
config in my application.
For the moment the Eden page project is down in http://www.burrrn.com/ but
you can try this library in my opensource framework with a little version :
VEGAS my openSource project : http:
Nicolas is developer and promotions team for haXe all in one. ;-)
But haXe alone can't compete with Laszlo and Flex in some aspects. For
example, just because these frameworks offer a XUL like attempt for
fast developing GUIs. What I mean is, that both are using a
declarative, xml-based programmi
Thanks Ian for the useful advice. I would appreciate your thoughts and
indeed the thoughts of anyone else, on my use of a config file for this
project.
Not sure if a config file is the best solution for what I am doing.
Basically the CDROM consists of 60 separate pages / sections. I have just
use
> At this point, the only runtime Flex 2 targets is Flash Player 9/AS3.
> Laszlo targets FP7/AS2, plus Ajax/DHTML and soon Java ME. I believe Laszlo
> shows future development targeting FP9/AS3.
>
BTW there's also haXe which targets FP6-7-8 and FP9 as well.
http://haxe.org
Nicolas
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We've had absolutely no problem reading text files from CD-ROM using Flash
8. :-)
XML/JSON wouldn't be any faster to read in.
I'd choose XML if you had a much more complex configuration task that needed
lots of nested config (unlikely unless you've got a huge sprawling app - you
can handle most
Hi,
maybe a dumm question but would it be off limits to express this
changing-behaviour in the interface?
For example in such an object as you are describing, you could add a method
setResizeBehaviour(r:ResizeBehaviorImpl) (in pseudo then).
Then you can change a certain type of behavior at runtime
I'm sure that print the _x and the _y from node to the tree component, is
impossible; but now I trying to print some element by roll over the mouse.
I have the same listener, but this traces the atribute in the node of the
xml:
var listenerObject:Object = new Object();
listenerObject.itemRollOve
Hmm good point Ian.
Any reason why people would use xml or json files rather than plain text?
Ease of editing, speed of loading etc?
With regards security implications, just wanted to be sure there was no
problem reading data from the CDROM as I am sure I read somewhere about some
issue that aris
On 1/29/07, David Ham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
startObjectDrag triggered by obj_mc.onPress
checkForSnaptriggered bysetInterval or onEnterFrame type of event,
in this case onObjectDrag
stopObjectDrag triggered byobj_mc.onRelease
This looks more like the Broadcaster pattern or
Um - surely there's a third option, which is plain text? It does depend what
you're configuring, but our external configuration files look like
java.properties files:
language=en
useDirectX=true
etc. etc.
We just read them in using LoadVars (overriding onData) and parse them. Very
straightforwa
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