RE: [flexcoders] Embedded Fonts and Flash Builder 4.01

2010-07-23 Thread Battershall, Jeff
Alex,

I'm hoping you can look at this - I read your article about fonts and swf 
loading - could be related to what I'm describing.  However, what I am doing is 
pretty vanilla.  I've got a CSS file where some font embedding is being done 
and I'm setting, ebmedAsCff= true or false depending on whether the component 
is question is spark or halo, but it seems with the warnings I'm getting that 
the ebmedAsCff portion of my style definition is being ignored.  

It would seem that there is:

1) a change in how font embedding is being done or
2) some additional thing I have to do to ensure that style definitions as 
defined in the parent application are available to modules or
3) that the 4.01 changes have some unforeseen consequences

Note I'm seeing this behavior whether I'm using Flex 4.1 or 4.0.

Jeff

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Sent: Friday, July 23, 2010 7:29 AM
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Subject: [flexcoders] Embedded Fonts and Flash Builder 4.01

With the release of Flash Builder 4.01, suddenly I'm getting a lot of runtime 
warnings about the need to set embedAsCff=true in my modular application, even 
though this is already set in the CSS file that embeds the font, which is 
loaded in the parent application. What could I be doing wrong?





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Re: [flexcoders] Embedded Fonts and Flash Builder 4.01

2010-07-23 Thread Alex Harui
4.x has new requirements around getting the embedAsCFF flag correctly, but 
there shouldn’t be anything else.  BTW, note that it is embedAsCFF.  I don’t 
think embedAsCff will work.

Styles defined in the module now supercede styles defined in the parent.  Maybe 
some global selector in the module is blocking lookup into the parent?

Or maybe it is just a bug.  See if you can make a simple test case.


On 7/23/10 9:17 AM, Battershall, Jeff jeff.battersh...@djindexes.com wrote:






Alex,

I'm hoping you can look at this - I read your article about fonts and swf 
loading - could be related to what I'm describing.  However, what I am doing is 
pretty vanilla.  I've got a CSS file where some font embedding is being done 
and I'm setting, ebmedAsCff= true or false depending on whether the component 
is question is spark or halo, but it seems with the warnings I'm getting that 
the ebmedAsCff portion of my style definition is being ignored.

It would seem that there is:

1) a change in how font embedding is being done or
2) some additional thing I have to do to ensure that style definitions as 
defined in the parent application are available to modules or
3) that the 4.01 changes have some unforeseen consequences

Note I'm seeing this behavior whether I'm using Flex 4.1 or 4.0.

Jeff

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Sent: Friday, July 23, 2010 7:29 AM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com mailto:flexcoders%40yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] Embedded Fonts and Flash Builder 4.01

With the release of Flash Builder 4.01, suddenly I'm getting a lot of runtime 
warnings about the need to set embedAsCff=true in my modular application, even 
though this is already set in the CSS file that embeds the font, which is 
loaded in the parent application. What could I be doing wrong?



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