The Flex framework consists of the mx.*.* and spark.*.* packages. Flash.*.* is
a low-level Flash package. The framework is a layer above. If you used
mx:Application or s:Application, you would find a focusManager and no yellow
rectangle.
On 9/4/10 10:58 PM, "haman...@t-online.de" wrote:
Hi Alex,
thanks for responding. I am probably just looking in the wrong direction, but a
test
application as simple as
package
{
import flash.display.MovieClip;
public class test extends MovieClip
{
public function test()
{
trace(this.focusManager);
}
}
}
d
If you are using Flex applications, there shouldn’t be a yellow rectangle, and
there should be a focusManager variable.
On 9/4/10 1:38 AM, "haman...@t-online.de" wrote:
Hi,
is there a simple way to
a) get rid of the yellow rectangle (the object listens to focusin and focusout
event in
Hi,
is there a simple way to
a) get rid of the yellow rectangle (the object listens to focusin and focusout
event in order
to display its focussed state)
b) get a handle on the (application) focus manager (in order to use its
setFocus() method instead of
setting stage.focus)
Many thanks
Wolfg
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