I'm using FlexJS 0.6.0. CSS should get LTRB support for free on the HTML side. The horizontal and vertical positioning is possible but you have to use transforms and possibly ensure some other specific conditions. I was going to look into how the layout is working to see how difficult it would be to add. It looks like Harbs asked about layout as well in another thread. I've been trying to stress test FlexJS on the HTML side by creating some layouts and the constraints was the first thing I ran into that I thought I might be able to help. Constraints in this case referring to left, top, right, bottom, verticalCenter, horizontalCenter, baseline instead of the Cartesian <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cartesian_coordinate_system> coordinate system.
Does code navigation work for you when you enter the paths? I thought I could live without it by opening the classes through the file system but if I need to debug and step through the code it will be helpful to know why it's not finding it. On Sun, Jun 5, 2016 at 12:42 AM, Alex Harui <aha...@adobe.com> wrote: > > On 6/4/16, 4:41 PM, "jude" <flexcapaci...@gmail.com> wrote: > > >Thanks. Does this path look right, "/Applications/Adobe Flash Builder > >4.7/sdks/FlexJS2/frameworks/projects/Core/src"? BTW FlexJS folder is > >FlexJS2. and tried and it still doesn't find it. I tried cleaning and > >restarting FB to no change. I'm on Mac. > > Which version of FlexjS are you using? > > > >Also, what are your thoughts on adding top, left, bottom, right, vertical > >center or horizontal center? I was looking into adding those to UIBase. > > Not sure. Would we add all other CSS style properties as regular > properties? I think that would bloat the class sizes. We did already do > that for width/height, but I'd rather not keep adding more. It gets > really tricky for FlexJS since we want to support all valid CSS values for > those properties, not just Numbers. We'll see how much demand there is > for it. Also, some other component set can have LTRB properties, no need > to force it on everyone. > > Also, there is no CSS verticalCenter/horizontalCenter properties. We want > the Basic component set to thinly wrap HTMLElements and support CSS per > the spec (as much as possible). > > HTH, > -Alex > >
