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Which of the following graphic format file types will the Flash
Builder compiler correctly parse? .fxg .psd .ai .fla |
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| What can go in fx:Declarations? |
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| non-visual children of the application |
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| Where do non-visual declarations such as RemoteObject, WebService, and HTTPService belong? |
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| where does one define declarative graphics? |
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| How do you control layout? E.G. vertical, horizontal? |
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s:layout tag. For example:
s:layout>
s:VerticalLayout/>
/s:layout> |
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| Why are states sooo much better in Flex 4? |
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1) All children exist all the time... so you can access children anytime
2) Components properties can be defined based on state name. For example, if you have a state called "Blue" and another called "Red", your label's width could change like so:
Label Red.width="20" Blue.width="30" /> |
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| In the past, a base view state had to be defined explicitly by setting a currentState attribute... How do you define a default state in Flex 4? |
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| The first defined state is the default. |
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| no more AddChild and RemoveChild classes from Flex 3 States... how do you accomplish this in Flex 4? |
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| Use the includeIn and excludeFrom MXML tag attributes in each tag in the document. |
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| In Flex 4 states, SetProperty and SetStyle classes, as well as the SetEventHandler class, have been replaced with..? |
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| Individual propertyName. = "" tag attributes |
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| How would you change a Button's click action per state, given that there are two states: formSubmit and defaultState..? |
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click.defaultState="formHandler()"
click.formSubmit="currentState='defaultState'" |
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| In Flex 4, what is the tag attribute that selects which states an object should appear in? |
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| Include in: includeIn="defaultState". |
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| To use type selectors in CSS (e.g. Button {}), what new thing is required for this to work? |
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A Namespace:
mx:style>
@namespace "http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml";
/mx:Style> |
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