Can you point me to some good simple examples. As someone who is
coming from Flash/AS1 into Flex/AS3. I find that often Adobe's
examples assume knowledge and seem written more for a Java developer
moving to Flex rather than for older Flash developers moving toward Flex.
Any good examples on best
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> How do I do the simple act of "click" event call fu
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Okay then
How do I do the simple act of "click" event cal
Okay then
How do I do the simple act of "click" event call function and pass a
parameter value?
This was easy in AS1/AS2/JS
I could essentially just say...
btnFoo.release = function (parameters){...}
Now, it looks like i need to add an event listener. Then create a
custom event. All so I
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The expense is in making an "activation frame" (or something like that)
for anonymous functions. I don
ated object.
Francis
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The expense is in making
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How much worse is the performance? Are we talking on the order of a
dozen or so extra instructions or orders of magnitude more?
And I guess it would depend on the event being handled, right? Sure, it
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lbert
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Remember, functions are objects to (so you can treat them like fancy
functors in C++):
var functor:Function = function(arg:String):
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Remember, functions are objects to (so you can treat them like fancy
functors in C++):
var functor:Function = function(arg:String):String { return arg +
functor["param"]; }
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ication (or whatever component
you're writing).
- Gordon
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Gordon,
I'm pretty new to Flex so I appologize for the additional questio
Gordon,
I'm pretty new to Flex so I appologize for the additional question.
Are you saying that I can add an instance property to the target so
that it will be available in the event.target? What I'm actually
doing is creating a set of form fields on the fly using action
script. Some of these
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