Adobe TLF Editor with AIR:buggy.

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I am trying to embed the Adobe TLF editor in my AIR application and noticed a bug:When content is scrolled in the editor,images disappear and reappear.I embedded the editor both as a custom component and as a swf (with SWFLoader).The buggy behavior is exhibited only when the main application is WindowedApplication (AIR).Embedding the editor in a WebApplication (<s:Application>) works OK.What's the deal???

I will appreciate any help.Thanks in advance.

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robin_briggs

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I'm not sure exactly what you mean by "Adobe TLF Editor". There are several Flex components built on top of TLF, and there is one from Flash Pro. There is also a TLF Editor that we supply for demonstration purposes. Can you tell me which one you are using, what version, and what Player version? Thanks!

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drumaddict71Author

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UPDATE:

After further investigation I have reached the conclusion that the TextLayoutEditor had nothing to do with these bugs,

rather it was the AIR 2.0.2 runtime in the new Flex 4.1 SDK which I used.

BUG DESCRIPTION:

I have a TextArea in my <WindowedApplication/> that reads a <TextFlow> object from an XML string : contentTA.textDisplay.textFlow=TextFlowUtil.importFromString(xmlString);

An image element,and some formatted text (underline,background colored text) just disappear an reappear as I scroll up and down in the TextArea.

Again,the same setup described above works OK as expected in the context of a Web Application.

I compiled with the new Flex 4.1 SDK which has a 2.0.2 AIR runtime:this is the cause of the bugs.

I compiled my AIR application with Flex 4.0 SDK (AIR 1.5.3 runtime) and the problems went away.

Problem is not solved,though.I cannot export a release build and expect it to install with AIR 2.0.2 installed in my computer.

Thank you so much for your interest.

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