In Flash Builder 4.5, is there any fixable reason why Design view isn't correctly visualizing a simple Label?

Why not set the text directly in the label: s:Label id="headline" fontSize="36" x="10" y="10" color="#FFFFFF" text="ABC Or use binding: fx:Script.

Why not set the text directly in the label: Or use binding.

Update @lukevanin: I solved the original problem. Regarding the binding method: I'd like to use it more... But while it worked correctly in browser, on the other hand in Design view of FlashBuilder, it shows "{...}" instead of "ABC". Any suggestions?

– Anders Johansson Aug 13 at 10:40 The reason for this is that the code in script tags is not executed at design time. The code needs to be compiled first, which is why it only works at runtime. So while to can see where the variable is going to be placed, the replacement can only happen after the code is compiled and executed.

This is a limitation of the architecture behind ActionScript 3 being based on a virtual machine, which prevents it from being interpreted at design time. – lukevanin Aug 13 at 10:50 understood; thank you. – Anders Johansson Aug 14 at 11:39 If the answer solved your problem, you should mark it as the right answer by clicking on the 'tick' next to it.

Or you post your own answer and mark it as correct. IMHO. – Felipe Almeida Oct 1 at 20:27.

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