flash.display.NativeWindowInitOptions (ActionScript 3.0)

	Property	Defined By
		constructor : Object A reference to the class object or constructor function for a given object instance.	Object
		maximizable : Boolean Specifies whether the window can be maximized.	NativeWindowInitOptions
		minimizable : Boolean Specifies whether the window can be minimized.	NativeWindowInitOptions
		prototype : Object [static] A reference to the prototype object of a class or function object.	Object
		resizable : Boolean Specifies whether the window can be resized.	NativeWindowInitOptions
		systemChrome : String Specifies the type of system chrome used by the window.	NativeWindowInitOptions
		transparent : Boolean Specifies whether the window supports transparency and alpha blending against the desktop.	NativeWindowInitOptions
		type : String Specifies the type of the window to be created.	NativeWindowInitOptions

	Method	Defined By
		NativeWindowInitOptions() Creates a new NativeWindowInitOptions object.	NativeWindowInitOptions
		hasOwnProperty(name:String):Boolean Indicates whether an object has a specified property defined.	Object
		isPrototypeOf(theClass:Object):Boolean Indicates whether an instance of the Object class is in the prototype chain of the object specified as the parameter.	Object
		propertyIsEnumerable(name:String):Boolean Indicates whether the specified property exists and is enumerable.	Object
		setPropertyIsEnumerable(name:String, isEnum:Boolean = true):void Sets the availability of a dynamic property for loop operations.	Object
		toString():String Returns the string representation of the specified object.	Object
		valueOf():Object Returns the primitive value of the specified object.	Object

Property Detail

maximizable

property

maximizable:Boolean [read-write]

Language Version :

ActionScript 3.0

Specifies whether the window can be maximized.

For windows with system chrome, this setting will affect the appearance of the window maximize button. It will also affect other parts of the system-managed user interface, such as the window menu on Microsoft Windows.

When set to false, the window cannot be maximized.

Note: On operating systems, such as Mac OS X, in which maximizing a window does not also prevent resizing, both maximizable and resizable must be set to false to prevent the window from being zoomed or resized.

Implementation
public function get maximizable():Boolean
public function set maximizable(value:Boolean):void

See also

flash.display.NativeWindow.displayState

minimizable

property

minimizable:Boolean [read-write]

Language Version :

ActionScript 3.0

Specifies whether the window can be minimized.

For windows with system chrome, this setting will affect the appearance of the window minimize button. It will also affect other parts of the system-managed user interface, such as the window menu on Microsoft Windows.

When set to false, the window cannot be minimized.

Implementation
public function get minimizable():Boolean
public function set minimizable(value:Boolean):void

See also

flash.display.NativeWindow.displayState

resizable

property

resizable:Boolean [read-write]

Language Version :

ActionScript 3.0

Specifies whether the window can be resized.

Note: On operating systems, such as Mac OS X, in which maximizing windows is a resizing operation, both maximizable and resizable must be set to false to prevent the window from being zoomed or resized.

Implementation
public function get resizable():Boolean
public function set resizable(value:Boolean):void

See also

flash.display.NativeWindow.bounds

systemChrome

property

systemChrome:String [read-write]

Language Version :

ActionScript 3.0

Specifies the type of system chrome used by the window.

Chrome refers to the window controls that allow a user to control the desktop properties of a window. System chrome uses the standard controls for the desktop environment in which the AIR application is run and conforms to the standard look-and-feel of the native operating system.

To use chrome provided by a framework (such as Flex), or to provide your own window chrome, set systemChrome to NativeWindowSystemChrome.NONE.

Constants for the valid values of this property are defined in the NativeWindowSystemChrome class:

NativeWindowSystemChrome.NONE
NativeWindowSystemChrome.STANDARD
NativeWindowSystemChrome.ALTERNATE (not supported in this Beta release)

If not specified, the default value for systemChrome is NativeWindowSystemChrome.STANDARD.

Implementation
public function get systemChrome():String
public function set systemChrome(value:String):void

See also

flash.display.NativeWindowSystemChrome

transparent

property

transparent:Boolean [read-write]

Language Version :

ActionScript 3.0

Specifies whether the window supports transparency and alpha blending against the desktop.

If true, the window display is composited against the desktop. Areas of the window not covered by a display object, or covered by display objects with an alpha setting near zero, are effectively invisible and will not intercept mouse events (which will be received by the desktop object below the window). The alpha value at which an object will no longer intercepting mouse events varies between about .06 and .01, depending on the operating system.

Setting transparent=true for a window that uses system chrome is not supported.

Implementation
public function get transparent():Boolean
public function set transparent(value:Boolean):void

type

property

type:String [read-write]

Language Version :

ActionScript 3.0

Specifies the type of the window to be created.

Window types have different system properties.

Constants for the valid values of this property are defined in the NativeWindowType class:

NativeWindowType.NORMAL A typical window. Normal windows use the full-size chrome and appear on the Windows task bar and the Mac OS X window menu.
NativeWindowType.UTILITY A tool palette. Utility windows use a slimmer version of the system chrome and do not appear on the Windows task bar and the Mac OS-X window menu.
NativeWindowType.LIGHTWEIGHT lightweight windows cannot have system chrome and do not appear on the Windows task bar and the Mac OS X window menu. In addition, lightweight windows do not have the System (Alt-Space) menu on Microsoft Windows. Lightweight windows are suitable for notification bubbles and controls such as combo-boxes that open a short-lived display area. When the lightweight type is used, systemChrome must be set to "none."

If not specified, the default value for type is NativeWindowType.NORMAL.

Implementation
public function get type():String
public function set type(value:String):void

See also

flash.display.NativeWindowType

Constructor Detail

NativeWindowInitOptions

()

Constructor

public function NativeWindowInitOptions()

Language Version :

ActionScript 3.0

Creates a new NativeWindowInitOptions object.

The default values of the newly created object are:

systemChrome = NativeWindowSystemChrome.STANDARD
type = NativeWindowType.NORMAL
transparent = false
resizable = true
maximizable = true
minimizable = true

Current page: http://livedocs.adobe.com/labs/air/1/aslr/flash/display/NativeWindowInitOptions.html

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Package	flash.display
Class	public class NativeWindowInitOptions
Inheritance	NativeWindowInitOptions Object