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Comment on Amazing i18n IOC solutions for Flex by thomasb

thomasb — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 02:50:41 +0000

Al,
Lists and Grids use custom item renderer instances to render row information.
Consider the renderer “ADGRenderer1″ with contains a button “Edit” and some text [defined based on the set data(src:Object)]
Say your requirements need to localize the Edit button using l10n injection; the text is based on dynamic data that is not dependent on localized bundles.

You can use the SmartResourceInjector that “listens” for a creationComplete event from instances of the registered UIComponent class.
All instances are automatically cached by the SRI and current locale information is injected as defined in the ResourceProxies.
And any localization changes are immediately used to re-inject into those cached instances. E.g.

Hope that clarifies some advanced features of the l10n IOC

Comment on Amazing i18n IOC solutions for Flex by thomasb

thomasb — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 02:35:51 +0000

Cheng,

I just tested your sample app. The Flex 4 error you encountered is a Flex 4 source code BUG in the Accordian.as class (line 2475).
This bug has nothing to do with the l10Injection solution.

Comment on Flex i18n with LocalizationMaps – Video Tutorial & Source by thomasb

thomasb — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 02:32:27 +0000

The l10nInjection.swc contains all the localization and core Mate files you will need. This library can be used with PureMVC, Swiz, Cairngorm, etc. If you use this library with the Mate framework, make sure this library is loaded FIRST, since some of the core Mate classes have been “tweaked” in the l10nInjection.swc.

Comment on Flex i18n with LocalizationMaps – Video Tutorial & Source by wenhu

wenhu — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 01:48:14 +0000

Great! Can we use this framework with other flex framework, such as Swiz? Do I have to bring in mate dependency?

Thanks again1

Comment on Amazing i18n IOC solutions for Flex by Al

Al — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 19:11:19 +0000

I’m using your localization framework with Mate and it works great for most Flex components except Renderers like AdvancedDataGrid Renderers because the grid instantiates a new Renderer per row and you don’t have a handle to the created object. Any thoughts or suggestions on how this would or could work with that?

Thanks.

Al V.

Comment on Flex i18n with LocalizationMaps – Video Tutorial & Source by thomasb

thomasb — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 22:12:10 +0000

The LocalizationMap uses the Mate core classes that have SOME refactoring and enhancements.
These changes should be released soon as a formal patch to the current Mate framework. Meanwhile [if you need l10n features] use the attached core Mate source for your Mate AND your localization needs.

Comment on Cairngorm Secret Tip #3: Responders for View Notifications by thomasb

thomasb — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 22:10:06 +0000

Victor,
While the View source tree does NOT show the libs, the downloadable zip archive has the LocalizationMap source and the .SWCs in the /libs/*.swc.
The Cairngorm swc is included in the archive. Click this link: The Cairngorm Extensions to browse the online source code for the CGX swc.

Comment on Flex i18n with LocalizationMaps – Video Tutorial & Source by jedy

jedy — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 08:18:09 +0000

I find that you did many changes in those classes, so I couldn’t just use the one in mate.

Comment on Flex i18n with LocalizationMaps – Video Tutorial & Source by jedy

jedy — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 09:01:32 +0000

Hi, Thanks so much for sharing this great work.

I can’t wait to use this in my project, we are uing mate now, btw. But I find there are many classes with the same name as mate has, such as “Binder”, I know there must have some different places, but how could I know which one was used when the app is running? Would you mind to give me any suggestions?

Comment on Cairngorm Secret Tip #3: Responders for View Notifications by Victor Moya

Victor Moya — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 16:27:45 +0000

Hi Thomas,

Thanks for your post! that’s exactly what I was looking for.

Anyway, I missed somewhere to download the swc file with the cairngorm extensions you’re using there and, as many other guys commented, a code sample of the command class.

I’ve been digging a little more on that questions and I found a very simple example of an application using (I think) exactly all that theory you explain so well. Here’s the link:
http://nagpals.com/blog/post.cfm/hello-world-using-cairngorm-extensions

You can click in “View application” to see it working and then click “View source”. Also, if you download the example, you get the SWC file with the Cairngorm Extensions.

I’m going to try to use in a little example and see if it works.

Thanks once again and be sure I’ll stay tuned for upcoming posts