actionscript 3 - How to use VGroup or HGroup in pure actionscript3? -

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I am developing a flash app by using the free flex SDK and text editor and compiling it in the command line.

I want to use VGroup or HGroup in my ActionScript to manage the status of DisplayObjects.

I have written the following code: 

  Import SparkCancondant. * Import flash.text * Var Group: VGroup = New VGroup; Var text: textfield = new text field text.text = 'abc'; Var Phantom = New Sprite; Sprite.graphics.lineStyle (2, 0x000000); Sprite.graphics.drawRect (0, 0, 100, 100); Stage.addChild (group); Group.addElement (Sprite); // Runtime Error Group .addElement (text); // COLLECTION ERROR   
 
 But Spat is a runtime error for VGroup: 
  
  type error: error # 1034 : Typed rape failed: Flash.display can not change :: Sprite to mx.core.IVisualElement   
 
 And adding a textfield to the VGroup causes the error to be compiled: 
  
  Error: A value of Type Flash Forced Forced Text: textfield mx.core: IVisualElement for an unrelated type   
 
 How to use VGroup or HGroup in pure AS3? 
 What is the difference between DisplayObject and IVisualElement? 
  
 
 Update:  
 I used the first method of www.Flextras.com, the Sprite Visual Element, and the StylteTextField. 
 I wrote the following code:  
  package {import flash.display * Import spark.core.provisual element / import spark.comment. Support Classes. StylableTextField // Complex Error Import Spark.Comment VGroup Import Flash.Text * [SWF (background calver = 0 xff, width = 500, height = 500, framerect = 12)] Public class VGroupTest Sprite extension {function VGroupTest () {// var text: StyleableTextField = New StyleableTextField //text.text = 'Abc'; Var Sprite 1: Sprite Visual Element = New Sprite Visual Element; Sprite1.graphics.lineStyle (2, 0x000000); Sprite1.graphics.drawRect (0, 0, 100, 100); Sprite1.width = 200 sprite1.height = 200 var sprite2: Sprite Visual Element = New Sprite Visual Element; Sprite2.graphics.lineStyle (2, 0xff0000); Sprite2.graphics.drawRect (0, 0, 200, 200); Sprite2.width = 300 sprite2.height = 300 var group: VGroup = new VGroup; Group.gap = 10 groups.method = 400 group.height = 400 this.stage.addChild (group); // the following code do not show anything to //group.addElement; Group.addElement (sprite1); Group.addElement (sprite2); // The following code 2 rectangle shows // ths.stage.addChild (sprite1) //this.stage.addChild(sprite2)}}}   
 
 
  
  import spark.components.supportClasses.StyleableTextField   
 caused the following error  
  40 error: definition spark.components . Supportclasses: StyleableTextField could not be found   
 
 and no spreitual element is shown on the screen. Am I missing something? 
   
 
 
 You are using the right ideological approach, however, a group (or VGUTP or HGUP ), Which will neither be implemented nor implemented.  
 You have to consider some options:  
     
  1.  Sprite; Or use instead of a TextField.  
  2.  Wrap Sprite or Textfield as a child of UICMAPPaint; Then use that UICMPonent as an element in that group.  
  3.  Use MX containers, such as HBOX or VB  
  4.  Use a UIComponent instead of a group. 
  5.  
     My priority is the first approach, after the fourth approach, you can write your own layout code in the updateDisplayList (). Approach2 adds a lot of extra coding, and the view is unwanted because of reliance on 3Mx / Halo architecture.

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