Question

Flex Move Effect

Asked by: BabylonSlim

I'm building an app in Flex. I'm adding and removing children from a component. The children are Canvases and the parent is an HBox. When adding and removing children, rather than the Canvases jumping into their new places, I want them to slide. I've gone at this a few different ways now and always hit a block of one kind or another. Any ideas on how to get this effect?

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2007-12-13 at 18:18:45ID23022758
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Answers

 

by: chinu1310Posted on 2007-12-14 at 11:11:25ID: 20473737

When you add child canvas you assign them a showEffect property. In this property you can assign different effects like WipeDown ,Zoom,Fade etc.

List of available effects with flex
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/2/langref/mx/effects/package-detail.html

Hope it helps

-CK

 

by: shivaspkPosted on 2007-12-16 at 06:24:38ID: 20480530

I think when u are removing or  adding the child applying a move effect will do it

http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/2/langref/mx/effects/Move.html

 

by: BabylonSlimPosted on 2007-12-16 at 15:09:30ID: 20481999

The SWF File: http://darrinrobertson.com/loadcells/bin/IF_LoadCells.swf

The project files: http://darrinrobertson.com/loadcells

Hi all, any help I could get on this issue would be very helpful.

I have a Flex application. In the application I have an HBox that I will be dynamically adding and removing child objects from.

Eventually I will create a class for the child objects, but right now the ActionScript that creates them is in the main application. Here is that code:

private function createTile():void
{
      var prodTile:Canvas = new Canvas;
      prodTile.width = 100;
      prodTile.height = 100;
      prodTile.setStyle("backgroundColor",0x000000);
      prodTile.id = "BlackBox";
      prodHBox.addChild(prodTile);
      prodTiles.push(prodTile);
      prodTile.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, isClicked);

      var prodTile2:Canvas = new Canvas;
      prodTile2.width = 100;
      prodTile2.height = 100;
      prodTile2.setStyle("backgroundColor",0x666666);
      prodHBox.addChild(prodTile2);
}

The function createTile() creates two objects, one black and one gray. Eventually there will be more but for now createTile() keeps things simple.

In the SWF application, click the "Show" button to call the createTile() function.

Now, when you click the "Hide" button, the black box is removed. The funciton it calls is this one:

private function dropBlack():void
{
      prodHBox.removeChild(prodTiles[0]);
}

What I'm trying to achieve is this:

Right now, when you remove the black box, the gray box instantly jumps to where the black box was. What I need to have happen is for the gray box to animate to it's new position where the black box was. I would like to to slide into place over time. Eventually I will also need to need it to slide out of the way when a new child is introduced.

I know this can be accomplished with effects, but for the life of me all the books, forums, Adobe docs, and web tutorials have shed little to no light on how to do this. Could be I've just been unlucky in my searching.

Does anyone know how to do what I need to do, or even where I might find a good tutorial or book that has the desired information?

Again, I'm in a tight spot at this point and any help would be extremely appreciated.

Thanks,

[d]

 

by: shivaspkPosted on 2007-12-16 at 15:39:22ID: 20482065

There are many ways of doing this to make it intresting and simple , lets resize the black canvas to 0,0 and then remove it, while resizing lets apply resize effect.

define this in the MXML

<mx:Resize     id="resize"  widthTo="0"   heightTo="0"  />

and then

private function createTile():void
{
      var prodTile:Canvas = new Canvas;
      prodTile.width = 100;
      prodTile.height = 100;
      prodTile.setStyle("backgroundColor",0x000000);
      prodTile.id = "BlackBox";
      prodHBox.addChild(prodTile);
      prodTiles.push(prodTile);
      prodTile.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, isClicked);
      prodTile.resizeEffect = "resize"

      var prodTile2:Canvas = new Canvas;
      prodTile2.width = 100;
      prodTile2.height = 100;
      prodTile2.setStyle("backgroundColor",0x666666);
      prodHBox.addChild(prodTile2);
}

I am not sure about the syntax please check that and let me know if there are any errors.

there are many other ways to do this too check

http://blog.flexexamples.com/2007/09/23/triggering-effects-when-a-container-is-resized/

 

by: hobbit72Posted on 2007-12-19 at 02:21:00ID: 20498537

myTile.mxml
// put this in the components folder

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<mx:Canvas 
	xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml" 
	width="100" height="100" borderStyle="solid" backgroundColor="#ffffff">
	<mx:Script>
		<![CDATA[
			import mx.events.EffectEvent;						
			import mx.effects.Move;			
			
			public var idx:Number;
			private var m1:Move = null;
			public function MoveTo( x:Number, y:Number):void
			{
				if( m1 == null)
				{
					m1 = new Move( this);
					m1.yFrom = this.y;
					m1.yTo = y;
					m1.xFrom = this.x;
					m1.xTo = x;
					m1.duration = 500;
					m1.addEventListener(EffectEvent.EFFECT_END, function(event:Event):void
                    {
                       m1 = null;
                    },false,0,true);					
                    m1.play();	
			    }	
			    else
			    {
					if( m1.xTo != x || m1.yTo != y)
					{
						m1.pause();	
						m1.yTo = y;
						m1.xTo = x;
						m1.play();
					}
			    }
			}
		]]>
	</mx:Script>
</mx:Canvas>

                                              
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by: hobbit72Posted on 2007-12-19 at 02:22:18ID: 20498539

productgrid.mxml
// changes are in lines 36-78

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<mx:Canvas xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml" xmlns:comp="components.*" width="950" height="575">
	<mx:Script>
		<![CDATA[
			import mx.events.*;
			import mx.containers.Tile;
			import mx.controls.Button;
			import mx.states.*;
			import mx.controls.Alert;
			import mx.rpc.events.*;
			import mx.collections.*;
			import mx.effects.*;
			import mx.core.*;
			import flash.utils.*;
			import flash.events.*;
			
			[Bindable]
			public var searchData:ArrayCollection;
			public var prodID:int = 0;
			
			
			private function giveID():int
			{
				prodID = prodID+1;
				return(prodID);
			}
			
			private function isClicked(clickObject:Object):void
			{
				Alert.show(clickObject.target.id.toString());
			}
			
			//private var prodTiles:Array = new Array();
			private var prodTiles:Array = new Array();
			
			private function createTile():void
			{
//				var prodTileTEST:Canvas = new Canvas;
				var prodTileTEST:myTile = new myTile();
				prodTileTEST.width = 100;
				prodTileTEST.height = 100;
				prodTileTEST.setStyle("backgroundColor",0xff0000);
				prodTileTEST.id = "p"+0;
				prodTileTEST.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, zoomOut);
				prodHBox.addChild(prodTileTEST);
				prodTiles.push(prodTileTEST);
				var i:int;
				for (i=1; i<10; i++)
				{
//					var prodTile:Canvas = new Canvas;
					var prodTile:myTile = new myTile();					
					prodTile.width = 100;
					prodTile.height = 100;
					prodTile.setStyle("backgroundColor",0x00ff00);
					prodTile.id = "p"+i;
					prodTile.visible = true;
					var theLabel:Label = new Label;
					theLabel.text = prodTile.id;
					prodTile.addChild(theLabel);
					//prodTile.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, zoomOut);
					prodTile.addEventListener(MoveEvent.MOVE, slideProd);
					prodHBox.addChild(prodTile);
					prodTiles.push(prodTile);
				}
				var cols:int = prodHBox.width / 110;
	        	var row:int = 0;
	        	var col:int = 0;
				for ( i = 0; i < prodTiles.length; i++)
	            {
		            prodTiles[i].MoveTo( 10 + (col * 110), 10 + (row * 110));
		            if( ++col >= cols)
		            {
						row++;
						col = 0;
		            }
	            }				
			}
			
			
			private function zoomOut(evt:Event):void
			{
				var zoomProdOut:Zoom = new Zoom(evt.target);
				zoomProdOut.zoomHeightTo = 0;
				zoomProdOut.zoomWidthTo = 0;
				zoomProdOut.duration = 500;
				zoomProdOut.play();
				zoomProdOut.addEventListener(EffectEvent.EFFECT_END,remChild);
			}
			private function remChild(evt:Event):void
			{
				prodHBox.removeChildAt(0);
			}
			
			private function slideProd(evt:Event):void
			{
				//pause();
				//Alert.show(evt.effectInstance.toString());
			}
			
			private function zoomIn(evt:Event):void
			{
				evt.target.width=10;
				evt.target.height=10;
				var zoomProdIn:Zoom = new Zoom(evt.target);
				zoomProdIn.zoomHeightTo = 50;
				zoomProdIn.zoomWidthTo = 50;
				zoomProdIn.duration = 500;
				zoomProdIn.play();
			}
			
			
			private function addBack():void
			{
				prodHBox.addChildAt(prodTiles[0],0);
			}
			
			/*
			private function timeMaker():void
			{
				var vanishTimer:Timer = new Timer(1,10);
				vanishTimer.addEventListener(TimerEvent.TIMER,alertHello);
				vanishTimer.start();
			}
			*/
			
			
			
			private function clearType():void
			{
				typeMenu.selectedIndex = 0;
			}
			private function filterSeries():void
			{
				if (seriesMenu.selectedIndex == 0)
				{
					searchData.filterFunction = null;
				}
				else
				{
					searchData.filterFunction = compareSeries;
				}
				searchData.refresh();
			}
			private function compareSeries(data:Object):Boolean
			{
				var currentProduct:String = seriesMenu.selectedLabel;
				return (currentProduct == data.search.series);
			}
			
			//---------------------------------------------------------------
 
			private function clearSeries():void
			{
				seriesMenu.selectedIndex = 0;
			}
			private function filterType():void
			{
				if (typeMenu.selectedIndex == 0)
				{
					searchData.filterFunction = null;
				}
				else
				{
					searchData.filterFunction = compareType;
				}
				searchData.refresh();
			}
			
			private function compareType(data:Object):Boolean
				{
				var showType:Boolean = false;
				if (data.search.type is String)
				{
					showType = (data.search.type == typeMenu.selectedLabel);
				}
				if (data.search.type is ArrayCollection)
				{
					for each (var s:String in data.search.type)
					{
						if (s == typeMenu.selectedLabel)
						{
							showType = true;
						}
					}
				}
				return showType;
			}
 
		]]>
	</mx:Script>
 
	
 
	<mx:Tile autoLayout="true" id="prodHBox" horizontalScrollPolicy="{ScrollPolicy.OFF}" verticalAlign="middle" horizontalAlign="center" width="635" height="489" borderStyle="solid" borderColor="#c7d3e3" x="315" y="86">
	</mx:Tile>
	<mx:VBox verticalGap="0" x="62" y="105" width="200" height="310" horizontalAlign="right">
		<mx:Label text="Narrow Your Selection" fontWeight="bold" color="#003a85" />
		<mx:Spacer height="8" />
		<mx:Label text="By Series" color="#003a85" />
		<mx:ComboBox id="seriesMenu" click="clearType()" change="filterSeries()" width="150">
			<mx:dataProvider>
				<mx:ArrayCollection>
					<mx:String>Show All</mx:String>
					<mx:String>1000</mx:String>
					<mx:String>1100</mx:String>
					<mx:String>1200</mx:String>
					<mx:String>2400</mx:String>
					<mx:String>3200</mx:String>
					<mx:String>S-Type</mx:String>
					<mx:String>WMC Miniature</mx:String>
				</mx:ArrayCollection>
			</mx:dataProvider>
		</mx:ComboBox>
		<mx:Spacer height="8" />
		<mx:Label text="By Type" color="#003a85" />
		<mx:ComboBox id="typeMenu" click="clearSeries()" change="filterType()" width="150">
			<mx:dataProvider>
				<mx:ArrayCollection>
					<mx:String>Show All</mx:String>
					<mx:String>Low Profile</mx:String>
					<mx:String>Stainless Steel</mx:String>
					<mx:String>Amplified</mx:String>
					<mx:String>Calibration Grade</mx:String>
					<mx:String>Miniature</mx:String>
					<mx:String>S-Type</mx:String>
					<mx:String>Load Buttons</mx:String>
					<mx:String>Load Washers</mx:String>
					<mx:String>Beam Type</mx:String>
					<mx:String>Single Point</mx:String>
					<mx:String>Column/Rod End</mx:String>
					<mx:String>Multi Axis</mx:String>
					<mx:String>Custom or Special Design</mx:String>
					<mx:String>Fatigue Rated</mx:String>
					<mx:String>Flange Style</mx:String>
					<mx:String>Load Pin</mx:String>
					<mx:String>Pancake Style</mx:String>
				</mx:ArrayCollection>
			</mx:dataProvider>
		</mx:ComboBox>
		<mx:Spacer height="8" />
		<mx:Label text="By Rated Capacity" color="#003a85" />
		<mx:VSlider/>
	</mx:VBox>
	<mx:Button x="700" y="28" label="Show" click="createTile();"/>
	<mx:Button x="890" y="28" label="Hide" />
	<mx:Label x="47" y="10" text="Label" id="testLabel" width="601"/>
	<mx:Button x="794" y="28" label="Add Back" click="addBack()"/>
</mx:Canvas>

                                              
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by: hobbit72Posted on 2007-12-19 at 02:27:21ID: 20498559

you'll have to do some tweaking  but thats how you get a slide effect

regards
Gary

 

by: BabylonSlimPosted on 2007-12-24 at 06:43:57ID: 20524769

Hi Gary and everyone else who responded to this question. Although you all had some very creative suggestions, none were what I was specifically looking for. But I did figure it out partially because your responses pointed me in the right direction so I'm splitting the points up.

Here are the steps I took to get the effect:

I used a Canvas container for the child tiles.

I placed the tiles programatically and used a Switch conditional to increment their X and Y coordinates. As the switch placed each one, it added the X and Y to an array called "positions". This array then contained the X and Y for every possible position in the canvas. The switch also added each child to another array called "tiles" and set a custom property called "inList" to "true".

When children are removed programatically, the childIndex changes. I then used the current childIndex number to call the positions array. I know had the current X and Y and the X and Y the tile needed to go to, this was enough to use a move effect. The same works in reverse when children are added.

To filter the tiles as to which ones needed to be added, removed, or left alone, and to keep them in order when adding children back, I created a function that compared them to search data and also to the inList boolean. I then evaluated them as being: on stage and needed to stay, on stage and needed to be removed, off stage and needed to remain off stage, or off stage and needed to be added. Based on the condition, the tile would be handled appropriately. Each time this condition looped, I used a count variable and then addChildAt(i) to make sure the tile was added back in the correct order.

I'll be posting the finished piece at www.darrinrobertson.com/interface on Wednesday if anyone cares to look.

Thanks again,

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