StyleManagerImpl essentially has an additional code path for Falcon which if
it doesn't exist, goes down the old mxmlc code path.
On 12/1/12 11:03 PM, "Justin Mclean" wrote:
> Hi,
>
>> Tweak CSS data output to be entirely data (more or less). Apps with CSS
>
Hi,
> Tweak CSS data output to be entirely data (more or less). Apps with CSS
> styles will now require the StyleManagerImpl.as in the flex develop branch so
> you cannot use older Flex SDKs with Falcon, including Apache Flex
> 4.8.0-incubating. If you really must use an ol
Cyrill Zadra created FLEX-33283:
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Summary: Falcon Compiler - PropertyReference in CSS not
implemented yet.
Key: FLEX-33283
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FLEX-33283
Project: Apache Flex
tch would fix.', where is the patch that I can
download? Also, would it work with FB 4.6 as well (not Apache released SDK)
> Excluded style hlocColor set via css in charts.swc
> --
>
> Key: FLEX-33046
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Betreff: Re: Difference between CSS, SWC and SWF themes?
Just right click on the CSS file in Flash Builder and check the Compile CSS to
SWF option. It'll compile the CSS to SWF. You can use Embed meta data to embed
any assets you need.
-omar
On Sunday, September 23, 2012, christo
Just right click on the CSS file in Flash Builder and check the Compile CSS
to SWF option. It'll compile the CSS to SWF. You can use Embed meta data to
embed any assets you need.
-omar
On Sunday, September 23, 2012, christofer.d...@c-ware.de wrote:
> Hi Alex,
>
> so it should be p
between CSS, SWC and SWF themes?
A theme is described by its CSS file, which usually refers to some assets.
Those assets might be Flash SWF assets, or FXG or ActionScript classes.
Depending on the type of assets, it is sometimes more convenient to package it
up as a SWC (the CSS file is in the SWC
A theme is described by its CSS file, which usually refers to some assets.
Those assets might be Flash SWF assets, or FXG or ActionScript classes.
Depending on the type of assets, it is sometimes more convenient to package
it up as a SWC (the CSS file is in the SWC). This is usually the case when
ok at the themes, I can't seem to work out why some themes are SWC
files, some are SWFs (AeonGraphical ) and some others are simple CSS files
(sometimes accompanied with one or two image resources). So my question now is:
What are these differences and what ist the reason for them?
Christofer Dutz created FLEX-33137:
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Summary: Add support for the @import command in css files
Key: FLEX-33137
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FLEX-33137
Project: Apache Flex
the CSS style modalTransparencyDuration is set to 0. In this case, the
popup manager creates a memory leak. When destroy is set to true, it only sets
the visibility of the modalWindow to false instead of removing it from its
parent.
The algorithm for removing the modal window from its parent is
mx.managers.PopUpManagerImpl.mx_internal::hideModalWindow() ignores destroy
flag if CSS style modalTransparencyDuration is set to 0
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Key: FLEX-39
I have given CSS quite a bit of thoughts over time.
Practically speaking: CSS is a file format that allows to set many
properties with various detail for a huge set of components with few
statements. Specially when I new dialect like SASS is used it allows to
set a huge bunch of properties
I mostly used CSS in the mx days. Though spark skins with fxg are easy for
designers, CSS can be quicker for newbies, and is relevant to future HTML
output.
Thing is, I have found CSS styling to be a drag on performance. Any chance we
can update our compiler to apply stylesheets at compile
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