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Capabilities in Flex and AIR
| By Rich Tretola | July 24, 2009 | |
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The Flex/AIR sdk has a class called Capabilities which allows you to get information about the users environment. You can access these properties statically. These properties can be very important when it comes to tailoring your user’s experience. If you were unaware of the Capabilities class in the past, there is no longer an excuse for delivering applications that are not tailored to your user’s machine capabilities.
Example:
1 | Capabilities.screenDPI; |
So what properties are available in the Capabilities class? Look below: (View Source)
Adobe AIR includes all of the above plus the following:
1 2 | Capabilities.cpuArchitecture; Capabilities.languages; |
Here is a screen shot:
Topics: Adobe AIR, Flex, Tutorials | 1 Comment »
July 30th, 2009 at 5:23 pm
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