Hi Vivian,
> Is there any way I can draw a visual diagram from which
> I can visually see which event it tied with
> which command .. etc?
I'm guessing that you mean some way that is easier than using diagramming
software - perhaps an automated solution? I don't know of any.
What I do is to make
Thanks for the email Douglas. The problem is "it works" :) here!!!
Actually when
you told me to send some code I wrote this small code mainly to show how
I connected the filter. I was expecting this sample code will not work
either.
But it works as you have seen. So I guess my conce
Vivian,
I set this up as a project in Flex Builder, ran it, and it works. The graph
displays the appropriate subsets, and a breakpoint in the filter function
indicates that it is doing its job.
What's the problem? :)
Douglas
On Fri, Apr 18, 2008 at 10:27 AM, Vivian Richard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> w
Hi Douglas,
thanks for your email. Since my code was very big, I tried to write a very
small application hoping that it will not work. But in this case
"unfortunately"
it is working. :-))). So I guess I must have made some mistake some where
in my main application. I guess I need to go t
> Any suggestions?
Yes. Show us the code where you are trying to do this. :)
On Thu, Apr 17, 2008 at 9:13 PM, Vivian Richard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>In my main application's creation complete event function I assigned
>one of my Modellocator's arraylist to its filter function.
In my main application's creation complete event function I assigned
one of my Modellocator's arraylist to its filter function. Then
the event that triggers the filtering - that event's command calls
arrayCollection.refresh() function. Unfortunately I do not see any
filtering takin
On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 8:23 AM, Daniel Gold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I probably do a little more work in views than other people. Our commands
> have a great deal of logic but most of that is for client/server
> communication. We have a fairly large application where most of the model
> data i
sorry,
On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 2:27 PM, gabriel montagné <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> on a particular view, sorting an array
... on the view...
> would make the most sense.
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I probably do a little more work in views than other people. Our commands
have a great deal of logic but most of that is for client/server
communication. We have a fairly large application where most of the model
data is shared. In my case it really doesn't make sense to have an event and
a command
You beat me by a few seconds...
I agree that you should keep your logic in commands; which are the
controller of your MVC architecture.
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