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That's the correct implementation.  Renderers  are handed an explicitWidth and asked for measuredHeight.  Flow-based word wrapping things can be any size so you generally have to tie their explicitWidth to the given explicitWidth so it will measure correctly.   Alex Harui Flex SDK Developer Adobe Systems Inc. Blog: http://blogs.adobe.com/aharui

I'm not aware of any way to do this with Flex.

I downloaded your .as file and am not getting an error:     <mx:Application xmlns:mx= "http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml" ? creationComplete= "init();" > ? <mx:Script> ? <![CDATA[ ? import MinHeap; ? ? private function init(): void { ? var h:MinHeap = new MinHeap(function cmp(l:Point,r:Point):Boolean { return false ; } ); ? var pt:Point = new Point; ? h.insert(pt.clone());...

Hi,   You? need to have the first application named FlexApp.mxml in the same folder as that of the main application to get rid of the compiler error.   When you run the application, you will get runtime error while clicking on the buttons. To fix that, listen for complete event instead of creationCompete   change this line   <mx:SWFLoader id = "myLoader" width = "300" source =...

The problem is about resource management. You add listeners without removing them after task done. In Cairngorm, to handle each dispatched event, FrontController will create a new command of corresponding CommandClass. First time you dispatch the search event, command1 will be generated to execute and listen to ResultEvent as well as FaultEvent, but after all the listeners still remain. Next time you dispatch the search event, command2 will...

? Hi,   ? All the bold italic font text are changed or added. I hope this should work   ? import mx.events.ListEvent;   ? public var crntObj:Object = new Object(); ? ? private function unitRPCResult(event:ResultEvent):void ? { ? units=event.result.root.Interval; ? total=event.result.root.Interval; ? ? dg.selectedItem = crntObj; ? }   ? //add a new function ? private function...

EventDispatcher. Alternately, if you cannot (or don't want to) extend EventDispatcher, you can implement IEventDispatcher and implement the interface yourself (though this is typically done by delegating all the functions defined in the interface to a nested IEventDispatcher).

Hello   You can't find Bluetooth using Flex, but it's possible with other tecnologies.   If you work with Java, please, visit this link http://www.jsr82.com/jsr-82-sample-bluetooth-service-search/   You can 'talk' with Java applications using BlazeDS: http://opensource.adobe.com/wiki/display/blazeds/BlazeDS/   Regards

I have an ArrayCollection which is made up of Objects in the following form:   AC = { site='abc.com' date="2009-10-01" visits="2000" ...}, ? { site='abc.com' date="2009-10-02" visits="2000" }, ? { site='abc.com' date="2009-10-03" visits="2000" }, ? { site='abc.com' date="2009-10-04" visits="2000" }, ? {...

<mx:Button click="sendInfo.send()"/> <mx:HTTPService id="sendInfo" showBusyCursor="true" method="POST"? url="http://localhost/sendInfo.php" useProxy="false"> ? <mx:request xmlns=""> ? <Box1> ? {Box1.text}? ? </Box1> ? <Box2> ? {Box2.text}? ? </Box2> ? <Box3> ?...