In short, I don't think so, you are pretty much in a sand box as you run
an Air app. I haven't checked the state of play with 4.5, things have
maybe improved.
I think that Adobe are terrified that someone will write a virus in
Air! So they keep you away from all that system level stuff... Al
Not direct invocation but you can control them through NativeProcess that
can pass a command of argument and received standard output from the
application like Command Prompt. That right, AIR is made to be as portable
as possible.
For your case, you can use .Net or C# to automate those task. For e
Does AIR have enough hooks to the os to create an automation app? Programs like
Automate and WinAutomation script mouse position and clicks to control an app's
gui, and Automate automatically recognizes menus and buttons etc if the app to
be controlled conforms to something - not sure what.
I r
I am upgrading my projects from Flex 3 to Flashbuilder 4.5. The final swfs are
part of a bigger web site that requires authentication.
In Flex 3, I could open a IE browser window, log in, leave that window open,
then when I debugged an SWF, it opened a new browser window but the
authentication
BTW Welcome to Flex! :)
On Sun, Aug 7, 2011 at 6:59 AM, tacman1123 wrote:
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>
>
> I'm new to Flex, I've been reading the Adobe Training from the Source book,
> but am stuck on a simple setup question.
>
> I want to integrate SQLite, and figured I'd use probinson's sqlite
> utilities (https://
Hi Tac,
First setup your library project. Then go back to your original project and
go into Properties > Flex Build Path and click Add Project. A dialog will
display available library projects for you to choose. Select your new
library and click OK. The workspace will rebuild if it doesn't click P
I'm new to Flex, I've been reading the Adobe Training from the Source book, but
am stuck on a simple setup question.
I want to integrate SQLite, and figured I'd use probinson's sqlite utilities
(https://github.com/probertson/air-sqlite) to manage the connections.
My question is where do I downl
Hi Jeff,
Since I've been working on mobile I don't have much room either. I use a
label for error messages with includeInLayout and visible set to false and
place it inside the FormItem container. If it's a vertical form item then
the error label shows up beneath the form item. If it's horizontal
See if this will work,
// your code
var index:int = list.selectedIndex;
list.dataProvider.addItem(item);
list.validateNow();
moveToIndex(index);
protected function moveToIndex(index:int):void {
var point:Point =
list.layout.getScrollPositionDeltaToElement(index);
What I'm discovering about Spark Forms is that error messaging is inside the
form item container and unless I make the form large enough to accommodate the
error message I might see some unexpected layout issues such as the error text
appearing over the form element, etc. Pretty darned ugly.
On 07/08/2011 06:12, cjacquel73 wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have to select 4 values of percentages. The sum of this 4 values should be
> equal to 100%.
>
> How to design an interface (with sliders or other), to select this 4
> percentages ?
Have a bar with three dividers. The bar represents 100%. The
Hello,
I have to select 4 values of percentages. The sum of this 4 values should be
equal to 100%.
How to design an interface (with sliders or other), to select this 4
percentages ?
Thank you,
Christophe
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