Answer / Gyanesh Kumar

Yes, I have built custom components using ActionScript. To create a component, you typically create an AS file that extends the UIComponent class and define its structure, properties, and behaviors. The Component can then be added to the display list like any other DisplayObject. Here's an example:
package {
import flash.display.*;
import flash.events.*;

public class MyComponent extends UIComponent {
private var _label:TextField;

public function MyComponent() {
init();
}

protected function init():void {
_label = new TextField();
addChild(_label);
}

public function setLabel(value:String):void {
if (_label) _label.text = value;
}
}
}

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