Using ActionScript 2.0 Components 
Using ActionScript 2.0 Components |
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| Creating Components > Creating the ActionScript class file > Adding component metadata > About the InspectableList tag | |||
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Use the InspectableList tag to specify which subset of inspectable properties should appear in the Property inspector. Use InspectableList in combination with Inspectable so that you can hide inherited attributes for components that are subclasses. If you do not add an InspectableList tag to your component's class, all inspectable parameters, including those of the component's parent classes, appear in the Property inspector.
The InspectableList syntax is as follows:
[InspectableList("attribute1"[,...])]
// class definition
The InspectableList tag must immediately precede the class definition because it applies to the entire class.
The following example allows the flavorStr and colorStr properties to be displayed in the Property inspector, but excludes other inspectable properties from the Parent class:
[InspectableList("flavorStr","colorStr")]
class BlackDot extends DotParent {
[Inspectable(defaultValue="strawberry")]
public var flavorStr:String;
[Inspectable(defaultValue="blue")]
public var colorStr:String;
...
}
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