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From: aceoohay [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, December 01, 2007 5:33 AM
Subject: [flexcoders] If Flex is open source, how do we go about changing
the language?
I just ran across what I consider a significant deficiency in Flex.
To
Why has you data null values in the first place?
Maybe you can put in some dummy data?
Cheers
Ralf.
I don't believe the Flex language itself is open source, only the .swf format.
Someone at adobe may want to clear that up.
Although I'm sure this is an earnest request, whenever open source is discussed
one thing everyone on this list has to be careful of is that MICROSOFT will not
go well
Robert Thompson wrote:
I don't believe the Flex language itself is open source, only the .swf
format.
Most of the AS3 classes in the Flex SDK are open source. With the
release of Flex 3, Flex is becoming more open source. From what I've
heard this will include the Flex compiler and the
Semantics, I know, but
The language is ActionScript 3. You're talking about a problem with a
component built in that language, not the language itself.
I can see a benefit of adding either of these attributes to the
datagrid. You should be able to create your own version, or an
it gets confused when there are nulls in date, numeric, or boolean
fields
this is by design
I doubt that we designed this code to intentionally get confused. : ) It
sounds like we're simply not properly handling null field values when
sorting.
What do you mean by get confused? Does it
I just ran across what I consider a significant deficiency in Flex.
To correct this problem would require an addition of two attributes
to the mx:DataGridColumn class.
I could make a change to my version of the language, or perhaps I
could create an inherited class. However, I feel strongly
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