By: Luc Van Pelt

Luc Van Pelt — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 16:18:38 +0000

You could write your own import-exportconfiguration like this:
var conf:ImportExportConfiguration = ImportExportConfiguration.defaultConfiguration;
conf.overrideIEInfo(“p”, ParagraphElement, fnImport, fnExport);

fnImport and fnExport are pointers to functions that do the real work:

public static function fnImport(textImporter:Object, tag:XML, parent:FlowElement):void {
}
public static function fnExport(textExporter:Object, p:ParagraphElement):XMLList {
}

In these function you can convert easily to other XML structures.

You can add your own markup the same way using

conf.addIEInfo(“myfield”, MyField, fnImport, fnExport);

Here I’ve modified the default configuration.
You could also create a new instance and pass it to the export() function of the TextFlow.

By: Tom Chiverton

Tom Chiverton — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 13:36:07 +0000

You could just take a client-side snapshot and print that…

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