Did you get the answer for this... ???
how did you finally achieved this? I am stuck in the same problem.
Thanks,
Kuldeep
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, ivan reversible_82@... wrote:
Hi guys, first thanks for all. Here is the thing...
I'm trying to center vertically an Alert control,
Doing it in the 'initialize' event seems like the right way to do it. The
'initialize' event still occurs before the LayoutManager has sized and
positioned the children. But if you wait until creationComplete() the
LayoutManager has already laid out the children and calling setStyle()will
I’m not an expert in Asian fonts, but my understanding is that the TextLine
font rendering, regardless of language, is trying to be more accurate in terms
of proportions of character details, and attempts to use anti-aliasing and
half-pixels to do it. Some folks think the old way looks better
The doc is assuming you are calling setStyle on the component dispatching the
event, not its children. Why aren’t you using states for this?
On 4/11/12 3:40 PM, flexwdw flex...@yahoo.com wrote:
So, I've run into this before but I don't recall it being the headscratcher it
has become
Thanks Gordon for the explanation, that makes sense.
Alex, in general, we have had quite a bit of problems using states in the 3.x
stuff. In short, we banned it because of the maintenance problems it caused
(and a couple other reasons). That said, this is one of the places it would be
more
How would you add a stroke to dynamic text at runtime? If that's not
possible how would you add a stroke to a bitmap (snapshot of text)?
I have an actionscript component (a View) with a number of states defined in
the following manner:
var stateDefault:State = new State();
stateDefault.name = DefaultState;
stateDefault.overrides = new Array();// array of IOverride
states.push(stateDefault);
stateDefault.overrides.push(new
In Spark controls, you can add children to the TextLine like a sprite.
On 4/12/12 5:43 PM, dorkiedorkfromdorkt...@gmail.com
dorkiedorkfromdorkt...@gmail.com wrote:
How would you add a stroke to dynamic text at runtime? If that's not possible
how would you add a stroke to a bitmap
I think you can make your own RemoveElement state and push it instead of
RemoveChild.
On 4/12/12 3:40 PM, DancesWtihElves ka...@hartleys.net wrote:
I have an actionscript component (a View) with a number of states defined in
the following manner:
var stateDefault:State = new State();
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