I am happy to have a response, thanks Alex.
6.12.2019 22:53 tarihinde Alex Harui yazdı:
I don’t know these components very well to answer without taking time
to research. Changing a value as part an event does not sound like a
kind of case we would have in our examples, so it doesn’t surprise me
that the emulation doesn’t currently support it. So you or some other
volunteer may need to implement emulation for it. That’s how the
emulation components are being developed. Someone needs a feature
from Flex and that person or someone else implements an emulation for
that feature.
Sure, I am aware. I have done it before.
I thought that the examples in TourDeFlex were working at one point in
time but would not be surprised if they are broken. But getting those
to work again if they don’t might help educate you on how TLF is
supposed to work in simple cases.
I am not sure if I can make them work with not any direction. I mean
while developing my application I completely focused on the back-end and
so strong at front-end. Used the available components and not get in to
internals.
I am trying to understand but for the time passed I can say that it is
really not efficient in my side. I have not so much time to spend on
royale as most of the others and you, I need to make valuable
improvements in very limited time.
I mean rather spending time on trying something may be it is better to
learn in some other way. May be there should be some documentation about
how TLF works in Flex and should work on Royale ?
Thanks,
Serkan
-Alex
*From: *Serkan Taş <[email protected]>
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*Date: *Friday, December 6, 2019 at 11:49 AM
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*Subject: *Re: Event handling
I am checking the samples RichEditableText and TextArea in royale but
non of them looks like working in my case. If the text value is set
through the "textChanged" event, than it is not handled any where, at
least in my case.
6.12.2019 22:39 tarihinde Alex Harui yazdı:
The event mechanism is essentially the W3C DOM Events spec and
same as Flex. The only known difference that comes to mind right
now is that stopImmediatePropagation in Royale also currently
stops execution of the handler, but that might change some day (soon).
For your sample source, since bubbling is not specified, the
listeners need to be attached to the target or, if the dispatcher
is part of the DOM can be captured by parents.
-Alex
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*Date: *Friday, December 6, 2019 at 11:32 AM
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*Subject: *Event handling
Hi,
Where can I get information about event handling mechanism in royale ?
e.g : dispatchEvent(new Event("textChanged")); needs to be handled
in where ?
Thanks,
Serkan
