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  How To Add a Custom Marker On Yahoo! Maps

  Andrei Ionescu | 14.08.08 | Permalink | 4 Comments

  In the previous article I explained how to use Yahoo! Maps. Now I’ll explain how to create a custom marker and how to place it on the map. This is not an easy task because on Yahoo! Developer Network (YDN) there is not enough documentation regarding Yahoo! Maps API for AS3. Take a look at [...]

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  Continuing Image With Border

  Andrei Ionescu | 12.06.08 | Permalink | Comment?

  In the last article I explained how to create an image surrounded by border. That article is a start for fixing the issue: “image doesn’t have border style”.
  Now I extended even more the new ImageBorder component to be able to center it horizontally and vertically and still be well displayed.
  Modifications were made in updateDisplayList method [...]

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• Virgil Cristea: Int cannot store that value I needed. I do not think it is a floating point error as in debug I see...
• Keith Peters: It’s not a bug per se, and the problem is not in the toString method. The problem is that the...
• Braban: Очень интересно было вас читать!
• z: use int? mabye some floating point error?
• Andrei Ionescu: Thanks JohnG! I’ve modified the code also.