I have an SWC which includes a number of Assets for my project. Within this SWC is also a static AS file which contains Class declarations for each image in the library.
For example, the SWF contains these images:
/assets/foo/bar/img1.jpg
/assets/foo/bar/img2.jpg
And it includes an AS file which is like this:
[Embed(source="/assets/foo/bar/img1.jpg")]
public static const IMG_1:Class;
[Embed(source="/assets/foo/bar/img2.jpg")]
public static const IMG_2:Class;
I would like to create a CSS declaration which uses these two images, but I don't want to embed the full path. Is it possible to do something like this?
<mx:Style>
.mySampleStyle {
开发者_开发知识库 upIcon: Assets.IMG_1;
downIcon: Assets.IMG_2;
}
</mx:Style>
At the moment, this particular syntax is invalid -- I'm getting compile errors for the "." character in the style declaration.
Is there another way of doing this without embedding the path (e.g. upIcon: Embed(source="/assets/foo/bar/img1.jpg")
) in the CSS?
As stated here in order to reference class member of type Class using ClassReference in CSS, you should used "_" instead of "." in the fully qualified name of the field you want to use.
In your example,
<mx:Style>
.mySampleStyle {
upIcon: ClassReference("Assets_IMG_1");
downIcon: ClassReference("Assets_IMG_2");
}
should works.
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