Aspire UI Docs basics
http://ghostwire.com/aspireui/docs/
2010-04-05T07:39:44-05:00Aspire UI Docs
http://ghostwire.com/aspireui/docs/
http://ghostwire.com/aspireui/docs/lib/images/favicon.icotext/html2009-12-07T09:06:29-05:00Compiling with Flex MXMLC
http://ghostwire.com/aspireui/docs/basics/compiling-with-flex-mxmlc?rev=1260198389&do=diff
Instead of using Adobe Flash CS3, you may prefer to compile your Actionscript 3.0 classes using a command-line tool.
This article explains how to compile SWF files using the command-line tool “mxmlc.exe”, available from the Adobe Flex SDK. The tool is used to generate SWF files from Actionscript 3.0 (.as) or MXML (.mxml) files. Since we are going to use the Aspire UI library, we are only concerned with Actionscript 3.0 (.as) files.text/html2008-10-02T10:57:34-05:00Getting Started
http://ghostwire.com/aspireui/docs/basics/getting-started?rev=1222963054&do=diff
Installation
Download and extract all the files from the compressed zip archive “Aspire_UI_Set_x_verson.zip”. We recommend that you extract to a folder named “aspireui”:
After extracting the zip archive, you will find two folders “deploy” and “install”.text/html2008-12-20T21:18:54-05:00Hello World!
http://ghostwire.com/aspireui/docs/basics/hello-world?rev=1229829534&do=diff
This is the mandatory classic example.
In this tutorial, we will use the Aspire UI library to create a very simple application, one that simply displays the text “Hello World!” when a button is clicked.
HelloWorld class
package
{
import com.ghostwire.ui.containers.uiBox;
import com.ghostwire.ui.controls.uiLabelButton;
import com.ghostwire.ui.controls.uiText;
import com.ghostwire.ui.managers.uiSkins;
import flash.display.Sprite;
import flash.events.Event;
import …text/html2008-10-07T22:50:38-05:00Basics
http://ghostwire.com/aspireui/docs/basics/home?rev=1223437838&do=diff
* Getting Started
* The "deploy" folder
* Hello World!
* MyApplication
* Compiling with Flex MXMLCtext/html2009-08-10T22:30:12-05:00MyApplication
http://ghostwire.com/aspireui/docs/basics/myapplication?rev=1249961412&do=diff
When using the Aspire UI library, there is no particular base class you need to extend for your application. Just the native flash.display.Sprite class would do.
The following is a template you may want to use:
package
{
import com.ghostwire.ui.managers.uiSkin;
import flash.display.Sprite;
import flash.events.Event;
public class MyApplication extends Sprite
{
public function MyApplication()
{
if (stage) init();
else addEventListen…text/html2008-12-20T19:15:06-05:00The "deploy" folder
http://ghostwire.com/aspireui/docs/basics/the-deploy-folder?rev=1229822106&do=diff
After you extract the compressed zip archive “Aspire_UI_Set_x_version.zip”, you will find two folders - “deploy” and “install”.
In the “deploy” folder, you will find a folder named “assets”. This folder contains the skin assets that are used by Flash applications using the Aspire UI library.