An Insets object is a representation of the borders of a container.
It specifies the space that a container must leave at each of its edges. The space can be a border, a blank space, or a title.
public function Insets(top:int, left:int, bottom:int, right:int, init:Boolean = true)
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| left:int |
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| bottom:int |
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| right:int |
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| init:Boolean (default = true ) — An internally used switch to help handle proper instance initialization in inheritance chains where classes can have multiple constructor-like factory methods.
This parameter can safely be ignored/omitted when calling the constructor.
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public function clone():Object
Returns protected function cloneImpl(o:Object):void
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override public function equals(o:Object):Boolean
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Returnsoverride public function getClass():Class
Returnsoverride public function hashCode():int
Returns protected final function initInsets(top:int, left:int, bottom:int, right:int):void
Initializes this object. See the documentation of the corresponding factory method newInsets()
for details.
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| top:int |
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| left:int |
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| bottom:int |
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| right:int |
See also
public static function newInsets(top:int, left:int, bottom:int, right:int):Insets
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| top:int |
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| left:int |
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| bottom:int |
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| right:int |
Returns public function setInsets(top:int, left:int, bottom:int, right:int):void
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| top:int |
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| left:int |
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| bottom:int |
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| right:int |
public function toString():String
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Wed Oct 7 2015, 04:43 PM +02:00