try setting type of _buttonScale to Number, or remove the private var
completely and access directly:
... scaleX="{hostComponent.scaleX}" ...
On 18/07/2014 14:12, Scott Matheson wrote:
can you give me an excample of how to implement this i try this , with no luck
[Bindable]
private var _buttonScale:int = hostComponent.scaleX;
]]>
</fx:Script>
<s:Group >
<s:Group >
<s:Path winding="nonZero" scaleX="{_buttonScale}"
data="M206.908 21.834 206.908 6.66797C206.908 2.99219 203.917 0 200.24 0L6.66797 0C2.99121 0 0 2.99219 0
6.66797L0 21.834 206.908 21.834Z">
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Sent: Friday, July 18, 2014 1:45 PM
To: users@flex.apache.org
Subject: Re: dynamic skin scale
you should be able to read the scale with hostComponent.scaleX
On 18/07/2014 13:35, Scott Matheson wrote:
Hi
i have a skin, that i need to scaleX, the skin needs to read the scale from
the button definition
<s:Button left="1" right="1" top="-29" height="30" click="blockBack(event)"
skinClass="com.peach.uofs.lesson.DynamicBlockNavBack"/>
i have used this approach before backgroundColor.down="{getStyle('color')}"
but scaleX seems not to be a Style
Skin
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<s:Group >
<s:Group >
<s:Path winding="nonZero" scaleX="2" data="M206.908 21.834 206.908
6.66797C206.908 2.99219 203.917 0 200.24 0L6.66797 0C2.99121 0 0 2.99219 0 6.66797L0 21.834 206.908
21.834Z">
<s:fill>
<s:SolidColor color.up="#DCDCDC" color.disabled="#F0F0F0"
color.down="#787878" color.over="#AAAAAA" />
</s:fill>
</s:Path>
<s:Path x="84.7711" y="3.82227" winding="nonZero" data="M18.0707
0C18.2758 0 18.4809 0.0546875 18.662 0.167969L35.6088 10.6621C36.1361 10.9902 36.3002 11.6816 35.9731 12.209 35.6459
12.7363 34.9525 12.8984 34.4272 12.5723L18.0707 2.44336 1.71475 12.5723C1.18741 12.9004 0.495514 12.7363 0.168365
12.209
-0.158295 11.6816 0.00479126 10.9902 0.532135 10.6621L17.4794
0.167969C17.6606 0.0546875 17.8656 0 18.0707 0Z">
<s:fill>
<s:SolidColor color="#FFFFFF"/>
</s:fill>
</s:Path>
</s:Group>
</s:Group>
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