      *  @see spark.utils.TextFlowUtil#importFromString()
      *  @see spark.utils.TextFlowUtil#importFromXML()
      *  @see spark.components.RichEditableText#text
-     *  @see spark.components.RichEditableText#horizontalScrollPosition
-     *  @see spark.components.RichEditableText#verticalScrollPosition
-     *  @see spark.components.RichEditableText#selectionAnchorPosition
-     *  @see spark.components.RichEditableText#selectionActivePosition
      */
     public function get textFlow():TextFlow
     {

 *  hyperlinks, and images are represented at runtime by ActionScript
 *  objects which can be programmatically accessed and manipulated.
 *  The central object in TLF for representing rich text is a
 *  TextFlow, so you specify rich text for RichEditableText to display
 *  by setting its <code>textFlow</code> property to a TextFlow instance.
 *  Please see the description of the <code>textFlow</code>
 *  property for information about how to create one,
 *  such as by importing TLF markup.
 *  If you don't need to display text that has multiple formats,
 *  simply set the <code>text</code> property to a "plain text" String.
 *  See the description of the <code>text</code> and <code>textFlow</code>
 *  properties for information about how they interact;
 *  for example, you can set one and get the other.</p>
 *
 *  <p>At compile time, you can simply put TLF markup tags inside
 *  the RichEditableText tag, as in
 *  <pre>
 *  &lt;s:RichEditableText&gt;Hello &lt;s:span fontWeight="bold"&gt;World!&lt;/s:span&gt;&lt;/s:RichEditableText&gt;
 *  </pre>

 *  <code>paddingRight</code>, and <code>paddingBottom</code> styles.</p>
 *
 *  <p>By default, a RichEditableText "autosizes": it starts out very
 *  small if it has no text, and grows in width up to
 *  <code>maxWidth</code> as you type. It grows in height when you 
 *  press the Enter key to start a new line.</p>
 *
 *  <p>The <code>widthInChars</code> and <code>heightInChars</code>
 *  properties provide a convenient way to specify the width and height
 *  in a way that scales with the font size.
 *  You can also specify an explicit width or height in pixels,
 *  or use a percent width and height, or use constraints such as
 *  <code>left</code> and <code>right</code>
 *  or <code>top</code> and <code>bottom</code>.</p>
