ActionScript blocks in your MXML files or ActionScript classes in external packages provide a powerful way to manipulate your MXML components.
You use scripts to attach properties, methods, and events to the object at the root of the MXML document. In an MXML application, the scripts are attached to the Application object (which corresponds to the <mx:Application> tag) or whatever the top-level tag in the current document is. In an MXML component, the scripts are attached to the component object.
This section describes how to work with components and their properties with ActionScript.
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