The following example shows how you can set tab stops in a Flex Gumbo FxTextArea control by setting the tabStops style to an array of TabStopFormat objects.
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October 2008
The following example shows you how to draw an ellipse in a Flex Gumbo application using the new Ellipse graphic primitive in FXG.
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The following example shows how you can determine the total bytes of your Flex application by accessing the loaderInfo.bytesTotal property.
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The following example shows how you can determine your Flex SDK version within a Flex application by using the internal mx_internal::VERSION property.
You can also find the version number by doing one of the following:
(a) Viewing the flex-sdk-description.xml file in your Flex SDK’s root directory:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<flex-sdk-description>
<name>Flex 4.0</name>
<version>4.0.0</version>
<build>3934</build>
</flex-sdk-description>
(b) At a command prompt, navigate to your Flex SDK’s /bin/ directory and type mxmlc -version:
C:\\dev\\flexSDKs\\4.0.0.3934\\bin>mxmlc -version Version 4.0.0 build 3934
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The following example shows how you can wrap values in a Spark Spinner control in Flex 4 by setting the Boolean allowValueWrap property.
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The following example shows how you can set the value interval on a Flex FxHSlider control in Gumbo by setting the stepSize and valueInterval properties.
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The following example shows how you can align text vertically within a Flex Gumbo FxTextArea control by setting the verticalAlign style.
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In a previous example, “3D Rotating objects in Flex 4 using the Spark Rotate3D effect and Flash Player 10″, we saw how you could rotate objects in 3D space from 0 to 360 degrees along the X, Y, and Z axis using the Spark Rotate3D effect in the Flex 4 SDK.
The following example shows how you can rotate an image relative to its current rotation by setting the yBy property on the Spark Rotate3D instance.
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