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Creating Simple Lists
One of the most common UI elements to be used in applications is a List. So whats a list really? In OpenPyro, a List is just a UIContainer with a layout (for example: VLayout or HLayout) that can generate itemRenderers repeatedly based on the a collection data (Array, ArrayCollection or XMLCollection). The DefaultListItemRenderer is a convenient class for ItemRenderers which can be extended if you want.
Here is a simple implemetation of a List:
list = new List();
var cf:ClassFactory = new ClassFactory(DefaultListRenderer);
cf.properties = {percentUnusedWidth:100, height:25};
list.itemRenderer = cf;
list.addEventListener(ListEvent.ITEM_CLICK, onListItemClick)
list.skin = new AuroraContainerSkin()
list.width = 200
list.height = 200
list.x = list.y = 10;
addChild(list);
This definitely is a little more verbose than ideal and a future revision will set some defaults so that just creating a List sets up the default list itemRenderer with a percentUnusedWidth of 100. It’s marked as a feature in the bug system.
Note that we still use the AuroraContainerSkin class to get the appropriate scrollbars.
Try the sample here
The source can be found here
Known issues:
See known List issues here