enter again and
focus is returned and the alert is dismissed. Basically I want to disable this
context menu functionality.
-Kyle
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Tom Chiverton wrote:
>
> On Tuesday 03 Mar 2009, kyle.vanvranken wrote:
> > behavior of said key being to open the curr
Anyone here have any experience using function keys in AIR? I am having a
problem most
specifically with the F10 key under windows. The default behavior of said key
being to open
the current window's context window. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Kyle
I haven't had much experience with WebORB, but I believe it was meant
to be used with langs other then Java. I remember reading something
about not planing to have a Java version as FDS already does that well.
One product you might want to check out as a Java alternative:
http://www.graniteds.org
Suppose I should clarify, by works I mean it will at least hit my
modError func, as it should. And yes in the 1st post I realized I had
the funcs for ready/error swapped.
Not enough coffee yet.
So oddly enough...
var module : IModuleInfo =
ModuleManager.getModule('ImageWidget_2_3-debugswf');
that works..found out when I fat fingered it in doing some testing.
Yeah no idea here.
- Kyle
So after installing the most recent hotfix I am getting a new error
when trying to load a module. Maybe its me, but it was working before
the hotfix.
VerifyError: Error #1053: Illegal override of subtopic in
mx.messaging.Consumer.
at flash.display::MovieClip/nextFrame()
at
mx.core:
Thank you very much! That was quick too!
- Kyle
It's really not that big of a deal. I mean extracting a zip is not
that hard I was just saying in an "ideal" situation using the updater
would be nice. I suppose that if I had to choose between waiting
longer for hotfixes or having to manual patch I most defiantly choose
manual patching! :)
Also a
I feel you on the hotfix installation. It would be nice if you could
just run the update from within eclipse/fb. On a more positive note
whoohoo for fixing some GC issues!
- Kyle
ers/responders would also need to be
> disconnected first before garbage collection happens?
> Because when i unload a module all these things appear to continue to
> hang around.
>
> -Christopher
>
> kyle.vanvranken wrote:
> >
> > This might help with you
This might help with you're listeners.
http://www.gskinner.com/blog/archives/2006/07/as3_weakly_refe.html
- Kyle
First off let me preface this in saying I'm not a Java guy, least not
just yet. To my understanding there are a couple options you have that
may or may not work for your given situation.
1. Polling - not really much fun and pretty inefficient.
2. Setting up a version system for the data that needs
+1 for the back end.
If nothing else to further abstract your underlying data layer. It
might help to think of flex as your medium for displaying/interacting
with all that data in a useful/meaningful way. Leave things like UID
generation serverside.
Thank you again Alex! You are always the first guy to answer.
- Kyle
In my wandering I have seen conflicting reports on if you can use a
ViewStack/TabNav/Accordian component within a popup. The following
link's author appeared to be having an issue memory wise when they
used one of these components in a popup.
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/messagevi
To be honest I couldn't tell you why it was causing the issue.
As for your problem, all the documentation I have seen on using the GC
"hack" says that it is just that a hack. You're not supposed to be
able to trigger GC and as such that it should only be used as a tool
in testing. My advice would
Well as soon as I removed the call to force GC it started working. I
cant be sure, but logically it would make sense.
Think I misread your post the first time. As for being sure you can
see it unload the swf in console.
Documentation wise I've seen it a couple places. One of them being here:
http://www.gskinner.com/blog/archives/2006/08/as3_resource_ma_2.html
It's said that you should only use it in testing.
- K
UPDATE: So it would seem the hack method of forcing garbage collection
for my test was actually causing the trouble.
-
try {
new LocalConnection().connect('foo');
new LocalConnection().connect('foo');
} catch (e:*) {}
To be honest I am not surprised that flex is going open source and was
just talking about this with a friend of mine a day or so ago. I
figured it was only a matter of time. Logically it makes sense and I
think it's a smart move on Adobe's part. In doing so they open up the
doors to developers from
UPDATE:
It would seem I have the same memory problem even when using the
higher level ModuleLoader. I get the same results memory wise with my
system or the module loader. It still unloads the swf etc, but
continues to eat more and more memory.
http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml";
layout="vertical"
So I've been playing with ways trying to get the many module memory
issue cleared up and seem to be unable to get it to work in even a
very simple test case. Any chance you can tell me what I am doing
wrong here? When I force GC I can see the swf getting unloaded etc but
the memory use just keeps g
So after struggling with a memory leak pertaining to the loading of
multiple modules and references hanging about after unloading said
modules I am curious how others are dealing with the situation. I know
there must be others out there loading up multiple modules in
widget-like fashion. The exampl
So it would be best to remove all listeners that you can and set every
var the module is using to null before unloading it to get that memory
back.
That's definitely doable I'm just surprised that unloading the module
doesn't wipe out all those references. Thanks for the quick reply Alex!
I found a really good series of articles further explaining my issue.
On the off chance anyone has a similar issue here they are.
http://www.gskinner.com/blog/archives/2006/06/as3_resource_ma.html
http://www.gskinner.com/blog/archives/2006/07/as3_resource_ma_1.html
http://www.gskinner.com/blog/arc
So here is the situation. I have an app that loads up a module, passes
the module a reference to a VBox residing in the app. The module then
tosses in a couple UI components into the VBox that are attached to
some processing going on in the module. Within the module there is a
timer firing off even
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