Stembert Olivier (BIL) wrote:
Ho all,
Do you know how to organize imports in FlexBuilder?
CTRL + SHIFT + O
:)
Its been done. :)
http://flash.j-ogg.de/
Hopefully the source will be released at some point.
I know that its built on top of the audio engine made by Chris Sperry of
FlashCodersBrighton fame.
http://www.flashcodersbrighton.org/wordpress/?p=9
There is a version of the core audio engine in
I just had the same error and it was because i was trying to re-use event
instances rather than dispatching new ones each time. But i wasnt using
modules,
just a normal Cairngorm app.
I was going to look into it to find out exactly what was happening but I just
dont have the time at the
michael.ritchie wrote:
I keep asking Jesse why the hell he don't write a book about this
stuff, something about attention span I used Jesse's blogs to
make skins for work at my oufit, the dude rocks. We need to have
more information out there on how to make better Flex applications
im not sure but i think David based his on Martin's work. I seem to remember a
thread on OSFlash back in the mists of time where they discussed it.
but, I could be completely wrong and the Metaas grammar could be completely
different (well, as different as two grammars for the same language are
So what are others doing? No AS in your MXML files, no code behind, a
mixture of the two?
I use it practically 100% of the time.
If the mxml file only has a small amount of code and is unlikely to expand then
its probably overkill but for anything with more than a couple of methods i use
it.
One theory I have about what 'might' be happening is that before I make
my servce call, I'm adding event listeners for the result/fault and
these may be duplicate ones, because the remote object instance is being
persisted in ServiceLocator. However, I tried explictly removing the
listeners
We have all our Events take the current object as the first parameter
(i.e. 'this').
The Command then calls
savedFromEventHome.onCommandName(result)
in onResult.
Could that do what you want ?
interesting.
do these objects then implement some kind of interface to support the
Tom Chiverton wrote:
On Friday 05 January 2007 14:51, Martin Wood-Mitrovski wrote:
do these objects then implement some kind of interface to support the
'onCommandName(result)' method or do you type it in some other way?
No, you could (should ?) write an interface class and import it though
the cairngorm service locator just checks to see if it has a property with the
name of the service defined
if(this [ serviceId ] == null) // throw an error
if it exists then just return it :
return this[ serviceId ];
its a common actionscript technique to access object properties dynamically
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