Hi Naveen, I haven't got time to implement it yet.
But I figure it out a better solution: 1. Create a class named "VisualStageText" which extends SpriteVisualElement class and implements IEditableText interface. 2. In the VisualStageText class implementation, define a private variable stageText:StageText, use it to implement IEditableText yourself, and also define a private variable snapshot:Bitmap. 3. Listen for VisualStageText instance's Event.ACTIVATE, Event.DEACTIVATE, MouseEvent.ROLL_OVER, MouseEvent.ROLL_OUT and other interaction relative events to detect user interactions. 4. When the user is currently interacting with VisualStageText, you need to hide the snapshot and show the stageText: snapshot.parent ? removeChild(snapshot) : null; snapshot.bitmapData.dispose(); snapshot.bitmapData = null; stageText.stage = stage; stageText.viewPort = new Rectangle(...); 5. When the user is not interacting with VisualStageText, you need to take a snapshot of the stageText, then hide the stageText and display the snapshot: var bd:BitmapData = new BitmapData(stageText.viewPort.width, stageText.viewPort.height); stageText.drawViewPortToBitmapData(bd); snapshot.bitmapData = bd; stageText.stage = null; addChild(snapshot); Well this is it, this is the core concept of how to do a Flex version StageText, you can use the VisualStageText as a MXML tag, and bind it to the skinpart of the spark TextInput (or TextArea)'s textDisplay:IEditableText. I plan to implement my VisualStageText at the end of this year, but if you can't wait you can do it by yourself, good luck : ) DarkStone 2013-10-30 At 2013-10-30 01:44:33,Naveen2803 <naveen.malhotr...@gmail.com> wrote: >Hi DarkStone, > >Thank you for your post. > >Can you please share the code for the same as I am little confused on how to >achieve this. > >Thanks is Advance > > > >-- >View this message in context: >http://apache-flex-development.2333347.n4.nabble.com/Air-Stage-Text-Issue-tp30223p31670.html >Sent from the Apache Flex Development mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
