This sounds like a fantastic idea. It would be a bonus if we could get the
same state names auto-complete feature to work in CSS as well.
Thanks,
Om
On Mar 7, 2015 8:08 PM, "jude" <flexcapaci...@gmail.com> wrote:
> In CSS you can address certain states of a component using pseudo states
> (states) like so:
>
> s|Button#iconOnlyButton:up {
> icon: "assets/upImage.png";
> }
> s|Button#iconOnlyButton:over {
> icon: "assets/overImage.png";
> }
> s|Button#iconOnlyButton:down {
> icon: "assets/downImage.png";
> }
>
> But you can't do the same thing in MXML.
>
> You *can* address document level states in MXML like so:
>
> <s:Button icon="default.png" icon.about="about.png"/>
>
> <s:states>
> <s:State name="home" />
> <s:State name="gallery" />
> <s:State name="feedback" />
> </s:states>
>
> But that doesn't let you assign values to states of the component. This
> will throw an error:
>
> <s:Button icon="default.png" icon.up="about.png"/>
>
> While this CSS will not:
>
> s|Button#iconOnlyButton:up {
> icon: "about.png";
> }
>
> Is it possible to add support for inline pseudo states like we do with CSS?
> Does anyone else want this? How would we do it?
>
> Jude
>
