by RIAstar on March 15, 2009
Well, I finally found some time to dive into the Pixel Bender pool and start playing around with that new technology that came from Adobe-land. And this is what I came up with for my very first attempt: nothing too (…)
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Q I have successfully received data from sqlite. I see that the data appear in trace function, however I am having a problem with displaying these data correctly. I think it has something to do with binding objects. I must be missing something somewher...
A As I said in the comments: List is not a container. You cannot just add children to it. You should add data objects to its dataProvider. Basically the whole ResultFill method should be reduced to this: dragDropLeft.dataProvider = new ArrayCollection...
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Q I have been tasked with making several flex-driven visualizations of immense excel spreadsheets. The client wants the finished product to be as self-contained as possible. The problem being that flex doesn't offer as much computing horsepower as is n...
A If you dont mind doing it the hard way, I have two options for you: Pixel Bender: a tool originally designed for creating complex and CPU-intensive graphic filters and offload those calculations to the hardware. But it can be used for number crunch...
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Q I'm developing a Flex Air (desktop) application that loads images from the local filesystem into a TileList. The user will then be able to drag (copy) these images out of the list onto another control. I've finally got the images showing up correct...
A I will mostly reply to your secondary question (guessing it will resolve the primary in one fell swoop): as anti-patterns go, this is not a bad example ;) You are manually loading the images while the Image class has the loading built-in; just give...
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