VishwasGagrani I created a button and assigned it's skin to RectangleSkin. However when I later tried to know what skin I had assigned, in order to get the instance of it and change it's color values, I could not access it. Eg. I tried using button.backgroundSkin but this does not give back the intended value I had assigned previously.
joshtynjala This works for me. What value does it give back instead? var skin = new RectangleSkin(); var button = new Button(); button.backgroundSkin = skin; trace(button.backgroundSkin == skin); // true addChild(button); trace(button.backgroundSkin == skin); // true button.validateNow(); trace(button.backgroundSkin == skin); // true
joshtynjala You are not required to call validateNow(), in this case. I just added that call to test that backgroundSkin wasn't getting inadvertently cleared during validation.
VishwasGagrani I was trying to do something like this that was giving me error var skin:RectangleSkin = button.backgroundSkin ; I figured out I just needed a cast. var skin:RectangleSkin = cast button.backgroundSkin ;