I have many, many issues with the Flex Builder compiler. I will start
with this one: incremental compilation. The docs state that by default,
FB compiler has incremental compilation turned on, which I don't believe
in the slightest. If you run a command line build with
-incremental=true, the
Does anyone else find it annoying that you must explicitly specify the
classes that are included in your library project via the Flex Library
Build Path? This is especially annoying in a team environment when
someone else adds a new class, and I have to explicitly add it in
order to get a
Agreed, in fact we're already using Ant in conjunction with our
Continuous Integration system. I find that it's a must in a larger
project. I've run into cases where FB just plain doesn't report
compilation errors, even after a clean.
I'm just wondering whether others feel my frustration in
I haven't tried this, but try using the amp; in place of like you
would have to do in MXML...
menu.customItems.push(new ContextMenuItem('1Test amp; test'));
This seems like a simple question but I haven't been able to find an
answer. I want to prepend the standard xml version, encoding line to
my XML object before sending it to the server:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
...
How do I do this? I've tried using prependChild on the root node, but
Same result, nothing shows up.
var xml:XML = new XML(?xml version='1.0'?result/result);
Output is
result/
I'm running into a wall when trying to use extension with interfaces.
The example I'm about to provide works using Java, so I believe the
OOP practices behind it are valid. But I can't figure out how to
accomplish the same thing in Flex, I keep running into compiler
issues. The example is a
One place that is somewhat painful for me is when dealing with
interfaces and vars vs. getters/setters. Most of the time my
interfaces use methods only, but there are occasions where it makes
sense to toss a property in there. Since you can't have var in an
interface, I find myself writing
I'm running into the same warning, the binding works though. Anybody
able to figure out why this is happening?
I'm using an XMLListCollection as a dataprovider for a MenuBar. I'm
trying to find a way to easily filter out menu items based on a
visible property of the data provider.
On the top level of the MenuBar, this is easy. I set a filterFunction
and only return visible nodes.
However, I also need
One nice way to do this is to define an interface, IBuildingModule or
something like that, and make the module implement it.
package com.example
{
public interface IBuildingModule
{
function loadBuildingRecord():void;
}
}
// make the module implement it
mx:Module
I've filed a bug report regarding this issue:
https://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/SDK-14873
https://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/SDK-14873
Please consider voting, thanks.
Does anyone from Adobe have any input on this? I can provide more
details on our implementation if necessary.
I saw your earlier post about the HttpService issue and I was really
really hoping that wasn't it. Might play around with it some more
this weekend and see what I can dig up.
I did some more digging and found that my issue is separate from the
HttpService issue. I'm running into problems during the serialization
and deserialization of the SOAP request and response.
Errors occur whenever the web service uses enum types in the
request/response. I have a different
I can style a FormItemLabel to be bold using a global style, but I
can't figure out how to style a Form on a single component only and
not affect the other forms throughout the application. I can get it
working via ActionScript and using the StyleManager, but again, this
affects all instances of
diehlryan wrote:
I can style a FormItemLabel to be bold using a global style, but I
can't figure out how to style a Form on a single component only and
not affect the other forms throughout the application. I can get it
working via ActionScript and using the StyleManager, but again
Try enabling smoothing on the bitmap. This should make the image look
a little nicer when scaled down. From your example:
...
var snap:Image = new Image();
Bitmap bitmap = new Bitmap(bd);
bitmap.smoothing = true;
snap.source = bitmap;
snap.percentHeight = 20;
snap.percentWidth = 20;
return
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