Hi,

you have "parent" to access main. But you shouldn't as that will make both
components be extremely coupled. You should instead throw events and
listeners.


El mié., 18 nov. 2020 a las 20:21, choirul anam (<[email protected]>)
escribió:

> these lines of code is from TourDeJewel example
>
>     <j:ApplicationMainContent localId="main" hasTopAppBar="true"
> hasFooterBar="true">
>
>         <local:WelcomeSection name="welcome_panel"/>
>         <local:AlertPlayGround name="alert_panel"/>
>         <local:ButtonPlayGround name="button_panel"/>
>
>         <local:ImagePlayGround name="image_panel"/>
>         <local:NumericStepperPlayGround name="numericstepper_panel"/>
>
>         <local:ImagePlayGround name="image_panel"/>
>         <local:NumericStepperPlayGround name="numericstepper_panel"/>
>
>                 etc
>
>         <local:VirtualListsPlayGround name="virtual_lists_panel"/>
>         <local:ProgressLoaderPlayGround name="progressloader_panel"/>
>
>     </j:ApplicationMainContent>
>
>
> How to acces the "main" variable from inside each local component
> (ButtonPlayGround, ImagePlayGround etc).
>
> I know in flex we can use some like parentApplication, parentDocument and
> FlexGlobal topLevelApplication.
> How in royale ?
>
> Thankyou
>
>
>
>
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