Hi,
File size is based on linked classes. So the answer is no on nested
containers affecting SWF size. of course if it is an mxml file size, the
more text the larger the file. ;-)
The more containers you have the slower your app will be to resize.
Although, Container is a very fast component
I have to make one amendment to what I said;
There would be a slight increase in the SWF size because of how the compiler
creates component descriptors. But, the SWF will not keep linking in the
classes.
Peace, Mike
On 6/6/07, Michael Schmalle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
File size is based
Nesting containers unnecessarily will affect the startup time and
runtime performance of your application. Measurement and layout is one
of the most expensive parts of a Flex app. Though Flash Player 9/Flex 2
is much faster, its still a good idea to prune your application of
unnecessary container
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