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August 2, 2010

Hey Guys,

How exactly do I install the new TLF? I've replaced textLayout.swc in \frameworks\libs with the one in the most recent build on SourceForge, but I'm getting a runtime error: Illegal override of CSSTextLayoutFormat in spark.core.CSSTextLayoutFormat.

What else do I need to do to get this working?

Thanks,


Tim

Inspiring
August 2, 2010

Are you using Flex 4.0?  Or Flex 4.1?

TLF 2.0 is not compatible with Flex 4.1 currently.

August 2, 2010

Hi, thanks for the tip.

I was using 4.1, so I switched to 4.0 instead. But I'm getting the same error!?

This is what I did (I really appreciate your help by the way!):

Made a copy of the sdk 4.0.0 folder, and replaced textLayout.swc in frameworks/libs/ with the latest build.

Added this to the Flex sdk list, calling it "4.0.0 with TLF 2.0" and set this as the sdk for my project.

Now, when I put this code into my project

               <s:Scroller width="100%" height="100%">                     <s:RichEditableText width="100%" height="100%"                                              editable="false" selectable="false"                                              fontSize="12.5" color="#333333">                          <s:textFlow>                               <s:TextFlow>                                    <s:p>Paragraph test</s:p>                               </s:TextFlow>                          </s:textFlow>                     </s:RichEditableText>                </s:Scroller>

I get the runtime error "VerifyError: Error #1053: Illegal override of CSSTextLayoutFormat in spark.core.CSSTextLayoutFormat."

rdermerAuthor
Adobe Employee
July 15, 2010

Documentation on the new List elements and how to format them.

http://blogs.adobe.com/tlf/2010/07/tlf-20-lists-markup.html

Inspiring
July 29, 2010

updated link:

http://blogs.adobe.com/tlf/2010/07/tlf_20_lists_markup.html

July 29, 2010

Thanks - Adobe is in the process of moving blogs to a new service, and it looks like this broke the old links. I've put in a query to see if this can be fixed.

JabbyPandaUA
Inspiring
July 15, 2010

  For all parties interested, make sure that you have port  3690 not blocked via firewall to access SVN with TLF 2.0 sources via custom "svn" protocol.

  Custom "svn" protocol communicates via this port, took me a while to figure out.