In Tweener there is a transition of type "easeOutExpo". What is the equivalent in Flex easing classes - listed here [1]?
More Context:
Here is the Tweener code:
Tweener.addTween(container, {width:w, height:h, time:0.25, transition:"easeOutExpo"});
Here is the instance that I want to have the easeOutExpo transition type:
<s:Scale
scaleYFrom=".5"
scaleYTo="1"
scaleXFrom=".5"
scaleXTo="1"
duration="250"
autoCenterTransform="true"
applyChangesPostLayout="true"
/>
[1] http://help.adobe.com/en_US/flex/using/WS91E85D63-A025-4c46-B758-A275D4D3B3FC.html
That would be the Power
easing, with easeInFraction
set to 0
. You'll need to figure out the proper exponent by some trial and error if you want to match the algorithm used by Tweener.
<fx:Declarations>
<s:Power
id='expoEaseOutEquivalent'
easeInFraction='0'
exponent='8' />
<s:Scale
easer='{expoEaseOutEquivalent}'
scaleYFrom='.5'
scaleYTo='1'
scaleXFrom='.5'
scaleXTo='1'
duration='250'
autoCenterTransform='true'
applyChangesPostLayout='true' />
</fx:Declarations>