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unused CSS type selector
Perhaps more importantly, why the warning
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[flexcoders] Re: Compiler warning about unused CSS type selector
Perhaps more importantly, why the warning?
Is there a performance or (significant
That's right. I have three related applications and I would like to
use a single style sheet for all three. One of the applications does
not use the ComboBox control, so reports this warning.
I'm hoping there's a switch in flex-config.xml to disable this
warning, but can't find one.
Tobias.
Have you tried the -compiler.keep-all-type-selectors flag or
keep-all-type-selectorstrue/keep-all-type-selectors tag? It might
add a tiny bit to the file size (since unused types won't be pruned),
but it might eliminate the warnings.
There doesn't seem to be a specific compiler option to
Thanks for the reply Darron; I had high hopes that you were right,
but sadly the warning still appears:
mxmlc -source-
path=D:\PerforceDepot\galiano\Galiano.Tobias_Patton\Client/classes -
compiler.keep-all-type-selectors -include-
Hi Tobias,
Instead of using the default ComboBox CSS, you could change it to a
custom styleName. You would have to code styleName properties for
all of the comboBoxes, but the warning should go away. Looks like
you have the same problem with Alert. Of course, you could always
cheat by
, September 19, 2006 11:00
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LOW] [flexcoders] Re: Compiler warning about unused CSS type
selector
That's right. I have three related applications and I would like to use a
single style sheet for all three. One of the applications does not use
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