[Extendflash] Exploring XMLUI's colorchip in Flash 8

[Jarrad Hope]

No thats not the problem, ive already done that before I posted,
im talking about just the XML UI...
its not showing the default colorchips properly it just appears as "---"  
in the palette until the user changes it.



On Thu, 18 May 2006 06:10:33 +0800, Chris Fourney <c-y-d at rogers.com> wrote:

> I cheated that and just appended it to the string after I've gotten the  
> color from the swatch.
> _root.huechange1 = MMExecute('fl.getDocumentDOM().xmlPanel(fl.configURI  
> + "/XULControls/ColSwatch.xml").swatch');
>  //MMExecute("alert(" + _root.huechange1 + ")");
>  _root.huehex1 = "0x"+(_root.huechange1.slice(1,7));
>
>   So the last line removes the # from the hex value, and appends the 0x  
> to it.
> It then works in all colour fields ive used it in.
>  -Chris
> Jarrad Hope <jhope at lungshrimp.com> wrote:
>   Yeh I tried that...and 0x, still doesnt show up.
> =/ lemme check my inbox
>
>
> On Wed, 17 May 2006 19:57:41 +0800, Chris Fourney wrote:
>
>> When I call up the colorswatch, I use:
>> -- and it seems to work just
>> fine, with 000000 being the default color. Maybe its just a case that
>> you should get rid of the # sign and it will start working?
>> I call the control with fl.getDocumentDOM().xmlPanel(fl.configURI
>> + "/XULControls/ColSwatch.xml").swatch and it returns the value of the
>> color swatch, but also includes the # sign with this value. Just slice
>> that number sign away if you need to , and yur all set.
>> Lemme know if this helps, (and if you got my other email)
>> -Chris
>> Jarrad Hope wrote:
>>
>>
>> sets the color chips identify to mycolor and in theory should show black
>> as its default.
>>
>> However, it does not.
>>
>> I have tried as many things as I could think of including
>> value="#000000" , #000000
>>
>> If this isnt the case, lets see what the colorchip really contains...
>> Note: it does not return anything if the chip is not set, even with  
>> value
>> or color defined in the xml.
>>
>> fl.trace(myXML.mycolor+' '+typeof(myXML.mycolor));
>>
>> for(var i in myXML.mycolor) {
>> fl.trace(i+' '+typeof(i)+' 'myXML.mycolor[i]);
>> }
>>
>> //Output
>>
>> #3300CC string
>> 0 string #
>> 1 string 3
>> 2 string 3
>> 3 string 0
>> 4 string 0
>> 5 string C
>> 6 string C
>>
>> //
>>
>> ... 0_0 !! What the nelly?!
>>
>> Where do we go from here? You cant set 0="" 1="" in the tag =/
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