I will never understand the need some people have to be actively unhelpful. If you have nothing to offer, kindly just move along.

To be clear: a link to the README explaining how to install the package is not helpful. I was not asking for help installing the package.

And while I agree, and it is a given, that I need to "learn more", I positively defy you, Anonymous Monk, whoever you are, to explain what the author means by:

"You should set DefineEditText flag Multiline and/or WordWrap"

and explain exactly how to do it.

Or, if you just want to be a smart-alecky link-poster, post a link to the part of the SWF::Element pod, to which the author refers, that explains it.

In reply to Re^2: help deciphering SWF::Builder docs by Anonymous Monk
in thread help deciphering SWF::Builder docs by Anonymous Monk

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