Hi Bilbo,
since Royale is more "agnostic" from a concrete runtime, is more oriented
toward "beads", so you have :
BrowserResizeApplicationListener
and BrowserResizeListener
The first one can be added to the main Application, while the other is to
be added to a concrete component.
The second one
OK. So the mobile app that I am trying to convert to Royale relies heavily
on PopUps. I know that Royale has a new PopUp component, but if at all
possible, I want to keep my codebase somewhat intact, so I would prefer to
use the mx PopUpManager. But for some reason, PopUpManager is not even
Thanks for the insight Carlos. I have been studying your Tour De Jewel app, a
beautiful piece of demonstration.
So I have a deeper question about CSS. Let's say I have a Jewel button that
I need to style on the fly and cannot hardwire it into CSS code. Let's say
I have a button that I am going
I found your discussion here https://github.com/apache/royale-asjs/issues/495
that talks about having to change your configuration file to be able to use
mx components in a Royale app since 0.9.6 was released. So now my test app
can see the classes and I thought everything would work. I made a
