Interacting with Spark List-based components Default event dispatching on item selection Th e In dexCh angedEven t object 185 The Spark List control The DropDownList control 183.Identifying the proper component using namespaces Item Tenderers with Spark List-based controls 179 Accessing the selected row directly 176.Passing the event to a junction 173 Passing data to a function 175.Interacting with MX List-based components Understanding collections and the dataProvider Feeding the da te/Provider Users of collections 159 ListBase and AdvancedListBase's properties MX ListBase events 158 Using a junction with a forma tter component Using a function with a form atter class 151 ZipCodeFormatter 147 SwitchSymbolFormatter 149.NumberFormatter 140 CurrencyFormatter 142.Controlling what triggers validation 136.SocicilSeciirityVcilidcitor 130 ZipCodeValidator 131ĭoes a validator always check all criteria ? 135.

PhoneNumberValidator 128 RegExpValidator 128.

CreditCardValidator 125 Currency Validator 127.

StringVeilideitor 121 NumberValidator 122.

Numeric controls Exploring Flex's buttons 105.

DividedBox, HDividedBox, and VDividedBox containers 92 ĭisplaying forms and capturing user input 5.1.

ApplicationControlBar container 89 DataGroup and SkinnableDataGontainer 90.

Canvas container 86 Group-based containers and SkinnableContainer 86 Panel container 88.

Variable and fixed sizing Variable sizing

The binding tag 67 * Making ActionScript variables bind able 68.

Separating ActionScript to individual files 65.

Sneak peek at functions, classes, and packages

For each (item in array/object) 50 While (condition) 50 Ĭonditional statements (if statements and switches) I f.

For (property names in a tray/object) 49.

Top-level classes 47 Special data types 48įor (starting value valid condition increment) 48.

Object-oriented languages and their APIs 35 Views and perspectives Out-ofthe-box'perspectives Customizing perspectives Get serious with Flash Builder Product and pricing ma trix

Next steps (ifyou're still interested) 24.

Flex and JavaScript can play together 12.

Silverlight by Microsoft 8m Microsystems 8.

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