How to include a MXML file in a new MXML file?

Question

I would like to include the MXML file in my MXML file the same way you can include an external file in AS3 using include . Using the include directive leads the code from an external file to the source file at compile time, placing it in the same area.

For instance,

Application.mxml:

<Application>

    <source="external.mxml"/>

</Application>

External.mxml:

<Styles/>

<Declarations>
    <Object id="test"/>
</Declarations>

I need to save this code / mxml / xml in an external file in the area with the original. Do not ask me why I want to do this.

Another example. Here is my current code (simplified) in just 1 mxml file:

...

File1.mxml
<Button click="clickHandler()"/>

<Script>
public function clickHandler():void {

}
</Script>

...

Here is what I want:

...

File1.mxml
<Group>

    <source="File2.mxml"/>

    <Button click="clickHandler()"/>

<Group>


File2.mxml
<Script>
public function clickHandler():void {
    trace(this); // File1.mxml
}
</Script>

...

I want to split my code into a separate file ...

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MyGroupBehind.mxml:

<Group>

   <Script>
   public function clickHandler():void {
       trace(this); // File1.mxml
   }
   </Script>

</Group>

MyGroupAhead.mxml:

<MyGroupBehind>

    <Button click="clickHandler()"/>

</MyGroupBehind>

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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<Application>
<external:External/>
</Application>

'external' - External.mxml.

Answer 4

Say my MXML file is called Example in the views folder . Just call the parent MXML file that you want it to be in

eg.

<views:Example/>