Explain the difference between creating an effect and setting the target as opposed to adding an effectlistener? : adobe flex action script
Answer / Yadvendra Sharma
In Adobe Flex ActionScript, creating an effect directly is using classes like Tween or Timeline, whereas setting a target for an effect is specifying the object that the effect will be applied to. Adding an EffectListener is a way to listen for events on the effect itself (like completion of animation).
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