Hi Martin
Would you please explain one last point which I can't quite see. You use the
following code in the custom HSlider:
// injecting the presenter
public function set presenter(p:SliderView_Presenter):void {
_presenter = p;
if (thumbInst)
thumbInst.skin.presenter = _presenter;
}
Did you create a property named 'presenter' within the Thumb's skin mxml file
to pass it the HSlider's presenter class?
I can see that I need to pass the presenter to the Thumb's skin so that I can
bind my Thumb Rect Fill Color property back to the uint property defined in my
SliderView_Presenter class, but I can't see quite how.
Thanks
Chris
On 4 Feb 2014, at 18:49, Martin Miko [via Apache Flex Users] wrote:
> Hi Chris,
>
> I guess you almost have it working now! :) As you wrote in your previous
> message, you need to pass the SliderView_Presenter instance all the way
> from the place where you created it, to the place where you want to use it
> (skin). If you pass that instance all the way to the thumb button's skin,
> then you can use the data binding exactly in the way you wanted.
>
>
> BR,
> Martin Miko
>
>
> On Tue, Feb 4, 2014 at 5:49 PM, Tintin <[hidden email]>wrote:
>
> > Thank you for your considered replies. I'm starting to get it now.
> >
> > It looks as if you are creating a custom HSlider with additional properties
> > named 'presenter' and 'thumbInst'. When the creationComplete event is
> > called
> > you pass in the SliderView_Presenter class. When you Set the presenter
> > property you check to ensure you have an instance of the 'thumb' part and
> > if
> > you do then you assign thumbInst.skin.presenter the instance of
> > SliderView_Presenter (this must have to be the same instance and not
> > instantiate a new instance otherwise when a property in the original
> > SliderView_Presenter class changes the skin will not see this change?).
> >
> > This looks to me as if I first need to create a property within the thumb
> > skin named 'presenter' so that I can set it with the SliderView_Property
> > instance I'm passing in?
> >
> > In my SliderView_Presenter class I assign a property named buttonColour a
> > uint value by default and when a parameter is passed in from the host web
> > page a simple switch function assigns the correct colour depending on the
> > parameter value passed in. How can I use this to update, say a rectangle,
> > in
> > my skin please?
> >
> > Chris
> >
> >
> >
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