Hi,
Have you tried looking at the measuredWidth and measuredHeight properties of
both?
Mike
On Tue, Oct 28, 2008 at 11:12 AM, Libby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
actually the canvas is wrapped because the screen is too small (not
mazimized). I need to know how much real estate the wrapped canvas is
occupying. So far I can'r find any evidence internally that it is
wrapped. I need to know the actual x,y of the lowest corner of it I
guess. But how?
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Hi,
The properties with $ signs mean they are wrapped and mx_internal.
The
$height and $width are the actual Flash Player version of height
and width.
At what point are you trying to get the height and width? Do you
know for
sure the canvas has children and has been measured and updated?
If you can see the canvas (with children), there is no way the
width and
height will be zero. The borderColor property help with debugging to
actually see the canvas if it has no borderStyle, set to solid.
Mike
On Tue, Oct 28, 2008 at 7:36 AM, Libby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Flex 3
At run time I am trying to find out if user has expanded a canvas
or
not. When I query the component or its parents, I always get the
original size, x y = 0, etc. In the debugger I can see $height
and
other $variables which appear to contain the correct values, but
apparently this are a private property. What am I missing here?
Thanks,
Libby
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