If you use modules/sub apps and pop ups(Alert, ToolTip, TitleWindow, etc.) then you probably would be interested in some of the api changes that were introduced by the “Per-Module Style Management” feature in Flex 4. As I mentioned in my previous posts that StyleManager is no longer a singleton class and all modules and sub apps . . . → Read More: Styles and popups with Flex 4
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In my previous post stylish modules and sub applications, I mentioned that StyleManager is not going to be a singleton class in Flex 4. There are some more StyleManager related api changes that you should be aware of. StyleManager now implements IStyleManager2. If you recompile your Flex 3 app using Flex 4 SDK, you will get deprecation . . . → Read More: StyleManager in Flex 4 One of the features that’s coming with Flex 4 is “Per-Module Style Management”. There is a lot that can be written about this feature and it probably can’t be covered in a single post. So for starters here is a small introduction. The feature for Per-Module Style Management was done to allow modules and sub applications to . . . → Read More: Stylish modules and sub applications. |
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