This book also describes several classes and APIs that are not included in the categories of components listed in the previous section. These classes and APIs are listed in the following table.
|
Item |
Description |
|---|---|
|
A set of properties and methods that the list-based components (List, DataGrid, Tree, Menu, and ComboBox) use to manipulate and display custom cell content for each of their rows. |
|
|
Lets you manage a group of related items, called collection items. Each collection item in this set has properties that are described in the metadata of the collection item class definition. |
|
|
Lets you create objects to use as columns of a data grid. |
|
|
Allows a function passed from one object to another to be run in the context of the first object. |
|
|
Provides access to the transfer object, collection, and transfer object-level changes. |
|
|
Provides information about an individual operation performed on a transfer object. |
|
|
Along with the Delta interface and DeltaItem class, lets you manage changes made to data. |
|
|
Let you add and remove event listeners so that your code can react to events appropriately. |
|
|
Lets you step through the objects that a collection contains. |
|
|
Lets XML instances assigned to a Menu.dataProvider property use methods and properties to manipulate their own data as well as the associated menu views. |
|
|
Describes the styles used to control component borders. |
|
|
Lets you control some aspects of button appearance and behavior. |
|
|
Defines a set of methods that items managed by the DataSet component must implement. |
|
|
A set of properties and methods used to create XML for the Tree.dataProvider property. |
|
|
Lets you use ActionScript to move, resize, and fade movie clips easily on the Stage. |
|
|
Provides methods, properties, and events that allow components to share some common behavior. |
|
|
Allows components to emit certain events. This class is mixed in to the UIComponent class. |
|
|
The base class for all components. |