its not specific to any class, its part of the framework. its a very handy
way to optimise in truth, when a specific property updates you only fire
that one event, and only the property(ies) associated with that event via
binding will update.
you can also have multiple binding tags with one getter
it means the binding will only update when the dataChange event fires on
that object.
On Thu, Sep 3, 2009 at 4:40 PM, Nick Middleweek wrote:
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> i'm still new to Flex... I'm going through someone's code and i'm wondering
> what *[Bindable("dataChange")]* does.
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> It's in an ItemRenderer MXML f
i'm still new to Flex... I'm going through someone's code and i'm wondering
what *[Bindable("dataChange")]* does.
It's in an ItemRenderer MXML file for an Advanced DG. it's not inside any
function, it's near the top, underneath the import statements and variable
declarations and before the first f
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