Hi, it's been an interested couple of days digging into SPARK, but I think there's something I really haven't understood :
I have a pre-created set of SkinnableComponents (instantiated via Swiz IoC). I would like to be able to dynamically pick one of these components, and add/remove it from within another mxml component which acts as a visual "frame".
With Halo, obviously, not a problem... "addChild" and "defaultPlacement" would do the job... but with Spark I'm scratching my head...
I guessed that I would define my "Frame" Skin as something like :
...declare a [SkinPart] in the corresponding component :
[SkinPart(type="spark.components.supportClasses.SkinnableComponent")] public var mySection : SkinnableComponent;
...and then dynamically assign "mySection" with the pre-created SkinnableComponents on demand.
Problem 1 :
Error: Skin for BMClientPrototype0.WindowedApplicationSkin5.Group6.contentGroup.HGroup10.menu_stage.MenuS tageSkin39.mySection cannot be found.
Also, the documentation is confusing me. The documentation on dynamic skin parts doesn't seem relevant (I don't want to create fresh components from a factory, I want to use pre-instantiated components).
To be honest, I'm generally feeling quite lost at the moment...
What would be roughly the right way to go about creating a custom component which accepts pre-created SkinnableComponents, and goes about adding them as children (within its own custom skin)?
Many thanks,
B