If BorderContainer was a Group, it would behave the same with the difference
that specifying a minWidth on it would "fix" the example. Still, the layout
would be different from what MX Canvas produces.
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Flex 3 certainly behaves differently. If you take this example:
and just replace BorderContainer with Canvas, leaving everything else as is,
the result will be different (the red line at the right side wi
Hm I guess you're right, Flex 4 probably always worked this way, I just
somehow never hit this "issue" and in Flex 3 / MX layouts work as expected
(for example, if you put anything inside a Canvas and set a width and height
of that something to 100%, it will always have the width and height equal t
Just came across a weird behavior. I have a custom skinnable component placed
inside some other container and its width is set to 100%. This means that my
component should always have the same width as the parent container.
However, when I create a skin for this component that contains something
la
Out of curiosity, I tried IntelliJ IDEA (which I normally don't use for Flex
development) and all is OK there with SDK 4.11.0. So it's probably some
Flash Builder bug.
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Clicking through to class member takes me to wrong positions also, so the
issue is not just with the classes themselves. Anyway, if the SDK itself
doesn't provide any hints to Flash Builder and it is completely up to the
tool to do the right job, I guess I'll have to live with it. It's not that
big
Did a test now. I was navigating to the LayoutBase class. In SDK 4.6, Flash
Builder correctly navigated to file LayoutBase.as with the text "LayoutBase"
selected and cursor blinking on line 78, col 24. When I did the same for SDK
4.11.0, the selection was somewhere inside the class ASDoc comments,
The correct file is always opened, just at the wrong line / column number.
Yes, I have more projects open but they all work with the 4.11.0 SDK and
their source attachment path is correct.
Does anyone know how Flash Builder determines the symbol position inside the
framework source file? Is that s
All is OK in the build path. Do you think this is a Flex SDK or Flash Builder
issue?
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In Flash Builder, when I click-through to the framework source code, I
usually end up somewhere close to the symbol declaration but not precisely
on it (I usually end up a few lines away). Is this a Flash Builder bug and
therefore irrelevant for this list or does FB use, I don't know, some
generate
In my opinion, function-binding is a must, XML would be hard to impossible to
support as you noted and a compiler warning sounds like a good suggestion,
and as for repeaters, I would drop the support for them. It was a weird
feature even with MXML compiler (had some strange limitations).
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Paths in ASDoc source files are relative ("../../images/...") so I guess
there was some kind of build process for the whole documentation site at
help.adobe.com. BTW, the filtering functionality there is very useful, I
wish it will be incorporated into Apache Flex docs some day.
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I would like to use some images from ASDoc in a course material I am
preparing and was wondering whether images have been donated to Apache or
not. For instance, when I visit
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FlashPlatform/reference/actionscript/3/spark/components/SplitViewNavigator.html,
there is an ima
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