I wish it was just my app, but alas, I created a new app and had the same
results:
http://ns.adobe.com/mxml/2009";
xmlns:s="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark"
applicationDPI="160"
backgroundColor="0x00">
I am wondering if the application ever receives a resize even when the
resize happens. Can you attach an event listener and see if that works?
If it does, we can hopefully fix this within your app.
If not, I am afraid it is either an Adobe AIR bug or a bug with the iOS
itself. Perhaps reaching o
Hi Judah,
I think your example from a few posts ago didn’t actually have a
state-dependent attribute. Maybe try something like this:
I think there might be too many backward-compatibility risks with changing
the API signature of setStyle. The compiler could certainly generate a
call to
The TL;DR was what if we treat inline pseudo states MXML like it is an
inline style or like we treat CSS pseudo style declarations? When we
encounter an attribute formatted like so, icon#up="myUpIcon.png" we,
meaning the compiler, write out:
temp.setStyle("icon", "myUpIcon.png", "up", true); // cr
Should I un-ignore this test, to see if it's faster on the server? (On
my machine, in IntelliJ it finishes in three minutes.) I guess it's so
slow because it's writing the reports to disk while running?
Also, now that it's ignored, FlexUnit (Flash, really) throws a stack
overflow error at around 1
Maybe, but the way the code currently works is that the states are
declared in an MXML document and all state-dependent data is generated for
that same document. While that state-dependent code does set styles and
properties on other instances declared in that document, some of those
instances are
I had a bit of time today to check this out again. It seems that
UIImpersonator.testDisplay is just a Sprite, which means that the test
runner is compiled with CONFIG::useFlexClasses set to false (see
org/fluint/uiImpersonation/VisualTestEnvironmentBuilder.as).
Does someone know how we can recompi
Is this something that could be accomplished by overriding the stateChanged[1]
protected method since it's used for setting styles when the state changes?
[1]
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FlashPlatform/reference/actionscript/3/mx/core/UIComponent.html#stateChanged()
-Mark
Hi Judah,
I didn’t read your entire post. I think you missed some of the generated
code for the state-dependent properties and styles. Take a look at how
the assignment for a state-dependent style attribute looks and consider
whether it would change your mind about what you want to do.
-Alex
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