Manages display objects that need to be created dynamically, such as sub-components of a complex UI component.
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Static methods
staticwithClass<T, B>(displayObjectType:Class<T>, ?destroy:T ‑> Void):DisplayObjectFactory<T, B>
Creates a DisplayObjectFactory that instantiates a display object by
instantiating the specified class. The class must have a constructor
with zero required arguments.
To instantiate an object with one or more required constructor
arguments, use DisplayObjectFactory.withFunction() instead.
staticwithDisplayObject<T, B>(displayObject:T, ?destroy:T ‑> Void):DisplayObjectFactory<T, B>
Creates a DisplayObjectFactory that instantiates a display object by
instantiating the specified class. The class must have a constructor
with zero required arguments.
To instantiate an object with one or more required constructor
arguments, use DisplayObjectFactory.withFunction() instead.
staticwithFunction<T, B>(create:() ‑> T, ?destroy:T ‑> Void):DisplayObjectFactory<T, B>
Creates a DisplayObjectFactory that instantiates a display object by
calling the specified function.
Methods
dynamicdestroy(target:T):Void
Destroys/disposes a display object when it will no longer be used.
Warning: This method is not guaranteed to be called by the parent
component when that component is removed from stage (or later when it is
garbage collected). If this method must be called to clean up something
that would cause a memory leak, you should manually update the
appropriate property on the parent component that will cause all
instances to be removed, and then validate the parent component. For
example, on a ListView, you would set the dataProvider property to
null before calling validateNow().
listView.dataProvider = null;
listView.validateNow();1.0.0
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