The following example shows how you can use the new Flex Gumbo filter effects from the flex.filters.* package. These new filters allow you to modify the filter’s properties at runtime without needing to recreate and reapply the filter to the display object.
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The following example shows how you can enable sticky highlighting on a Flex CheckBox control by setting the stickyHighlighting property.
According to the documentation for the stickyHighlighting property:
If
false, the CheckBox displays its down skin when the user presses it but changes to its over skin when the user drags the mouse off of it. Iftrue, the CheckBox displays its down skin when the user presses it, and continues to display this skin when the user drags the mouse off of it.
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