Properties of the label and the custom class

I want to do the following persistent: < mx:Label useHandCursor = "true" buttonMode = "true" mouseChildren = "false" / >

I tried to create a custom class that extends the class Label, but we can't get the syntax right.

protected override?

buttonMode = true;

I don't think I want to replace a function.  It seems to me that I want to override a property or attribute of the Label class.

Can someone give me advice?

Hello

As you Lable with the default property {useHandCursor = "true" buttonMode = "true" mouseChildren = "false"}

I extend the label, you can do it directly in the constructor by setting

-Custom label class-

package
{
Import mx.controls.Label;

SerializableAttribute public class CusLbl extends Label
{
public void CusLbl()
{
Super();
super.buttonMode = true;
super.useHandCursor = true;
super.mouseChildren = false;
}
       
}
}

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

You can use directly in the application or in any other container with the default property;

See attached the file if necessary.

Regarding

Virat Patel

Tags: Flex

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