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Category Archives: AS2 -> AS3 migration
Anaara.com just went LIVE
Well this has been a month of new things being implemented; Barack Hussein Obama won the presidential election, Adobe MAX SF is around the corner, and our web site is finally live! For ages now we have only had our … Continue reading
Posted in AIR, AS2 -> AS3 migration, ActionScript, Adobe, Adobe MAX, After Effects, Aperture, Apple, Away3D, Brio, Design, Final Cut Pro, Flash, Flex, Illustrator, InDesign, LightRoom, Martial Arts, iPhone, mobile
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undocumented AS2 -> AS3 migration notes: setPropertiesAt()
here’s another item missed in the Adobe Flex 2 migration doc: list.setPropertiesAt() has gone away. What replaced it? Good question. Here’s another: What’s the best way to change the background colors of datagrid rows? Well, there is more than one … Continue reading
Posted in AS2 -> AS3 migration, ActionScript, Flex
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undocumented AS2 -> AS3 Notes: Datagrid
Well, the datagrid class IS covered by the Flex migration doc, but there are some mistakes. In AS2 there was an event on DataGrid, DataGrid.cellEdit (Broadcast when the cell value has changed). There’s no cellBeginEdit or cellEndEdit although the migration … Continue reading
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undocumented AS2 -> AS3 migration notes : contextMenu
For the past several months I’ve been working on migrating a huge application from Flex 1.5 to Flex 2.0 (now 2.0.1). While the migration document from Adobe was invaluable in the early stages, there were plenty of changes that weren’t … Continue reading
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