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Control: AnimatedTileList

October 11th, 2008

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Control com.practicalflash.controls.AnimatedTileList
Source Google Code Repository

The Animated Tile List attempts to fill the Visual Component gap left by Adobe in their current TileListRenderer structure. While not as sophisticated (it doesn’t support drag & drop, mouse commands, or data change transitions for instance), it nevertheless provides an invalidating, caching tile list with smooth selection transitions.

Notable differences: The AnimatedTileList does not poll its children for desired row height or widths, but calculates those directly off of the numRows and numColumns properties, setting them explicitly.

Animated Tile List: Demo

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Comment by jason on 2008-11-07 22:44:22

hello there.

your animated tile list looks interesting and helpful for me. unfortunately the google source page does not show any animated tile list for download.

thanks,
jason

 

Comment by shank on 2008-12-08 04:03:48

your animated tile list looks interesting and helpful for me.can u provide full source code for above example. actully i am not getting anything from the below link.
http://practicalflash.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/Libraries

 

Comment by Another Jason on 2010-03-17 13:50:21

How did you get the tweening to work? I was able to make something similiar (minus the tweening)

 

Comment by Michael Krotscheck on 2010-03-17 21:37:10

Well, in essence I drew all the intermediary tiles, put them into the container, and then moved the container.

 

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