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blog » TimeSeriesGraph — now with flags!!
myGraph. addFlag ( new Date ( 2003 , 2 , 20 ) , "Beginning of Operation Iraqi Freedom" ) ; myGraph. addFlag ( new Date ( 2003 , 11 , 13 ) , "Saddam Hussein captured in Iraq" ) ; myGraph. addFlag ( new Date ( 2001 , 8 , 11 ) , "September 11th attacks on American soil" ) ; There’s nothing fancy about these flags — their behavior is not as cool or complex as those on Google Finance . But they work fine, and provide a minimal, quick way of flagging key points in your data myGraph. changeLabels ( "Approval Rating" , "Unsure" , "%" , "%" ) ;
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Flex® 3 Language Reference
This reference combines the information about the ActionScript language elements and libraries for the following Adobe products and runtimes. Click on a product name below to filter this reference to show only the content for the latest version of that product and related runtimes: Filter by product using the filter controls Filter by product using the preset filters Use the controls at the top of the page to customize your view of the reference: The ActionScript ® 3.0 Reference for the Adobe ® Flash ® Platform contains the ActionScript language elements, core libraries, and component packages and classes for the tools, runtimes, services and servers in the Flash Platform.
Perhaps Adobe should get out in front of this with Flash multi-touch APIs. Anyone know of existing libraries of such type, created by the community? The problem isn’t doubts about the hardware, once costs drop. Instead, says John Jacobs, director of notebook market research at DisplaySearch, it’s a lack of software designed to work well with touch. For instance, few applications are written to support multitouch, he says. From the NYtimes.com :
The Problem with Multi-Touch
