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<p>Why? Because TLF has got problems. As others have pointed out, changing TLF text inside an Event.CHANGE handler causes the change handler to be called a second time. At that point, things break down.</p> <p>I had come up with a solution that's similar to the one @Abe posted, but it's more general – it doesn't rely on checking for upper case characters. You listen for TextEvent.TEXT_INPUT, then toggle an Event.CHANGE listener inside the text input handler.</p> <pre><code>import fl.text.TLFTextField; import flashx.textLayout.formats.TextLayoutFormat; import flashx.textLayout.elements.TextFlow; import flash.text.TextFieldType; import flash.events.TextEvent; var myTLFTextField:TLFTextField = new TLFTextField(); addChild(myTLFTextField); myTLFTextField.x = 10; myTLFTextField.y = 10; myTLFTextField.width = 500 myTLFTextField.height = 100; myTLFTextField.text = "This is my text"; myTLFTextField.border = true; myTLFTextField.multiline = true; myTLFTextField.type = TextFieldType.INPUT; var myFormat:TextLayoutFormat = new TextLayoutFormat(); myFormat.textIndent = 8; myFormat.color = 0x336633; myFormat.fontFamily = "Arial, Helvetica, _sans"; myFormat.fontSize = 24; var myTextFlow:TextFlow = myTLFTextField.textFlow; myTextFlow.hostFormat = myFormat; myTextFlow.flowComposer.updateAllControllers(); myTLFTextField.addEventListener(TextEvent.TEXT_INPUT, onTextInput); var selectionIndex:uint; function onTextInput(e:TextEvent):void { trace("onTextInput"); selectionIndex = myTLFTextField.selectionEndIndex; myTLFTextField.addEventListener(Event.CHANGE, onTextChanged); } function onTextChanged(e:Event):void { trace("onTextChanged"); myTLFTextField.removeEventListener(Event.CHANGE, onTextChanged); // Do whatever you need to do here: myTLFTextField.text = myTLFTextField.text.toUpperCase(); myTLFTextField.setSelection(selectionIndex + 1, selectionIndex + 1); } </code></pre>
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1. COThanks but, with this code, the blinking caret disappears all the time and when a character is deleted, the change is ignored.
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