Which method would you like me to expand on?
On 1/24/2011 12:33 PM, Christopher Lucas wrote:
Anthony, I agree, it is hard to read these emails...but anyway, you said:
OOPS...thank goodness I re-read my last post... realized I screwed up,
because the first version I made should actually modify y
Anthony, I agree, it is hard to read these emails...but anyway, you said:
OOPS...thank goodness I re-read my last post... realized I screwed up,
because the first version I made should actually modify your original xml.
Wow, sometimes I wish this was like a web Forum and you could just click
edit
Sweet! Thanks a lot.
On 1/24/11 10:49 AM, "Peter Ginneberge" wrote:
> If you want to display both the fontName and fontStyle, define a labelFunction
> for the combobox.
>
> function setLabel(item:Object):String {
> var fnt:Font = item as Font;
> return fnt.fontName + " (" + fnt.fontStyle + "
If you want to display both the fontName and fontStyle, define a labelFunction
for the combobox.
function setLabel(item:Object):String {
var fnt:Font = item as Font;
return fnt.fontName + " (" + fnt.fontStyle + ")";
}
font_cb.labelFunction = setLabel;
- Original Message -
From: "Crei
I’m having a problem properly displaying the font name and variant in a
combobox.
I have fonts embedded in my swf and am exporting for AS.
I have a ComboBox that I’m populating from an enumerated font array like so...
fontArray = Font.enumerateFonts(false);//using false only enumerates embedded
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