Setting sequence for inspectable component paramters?

Question

I have been searching everywhere to try to figure this out, maybe someone can help me. I have a swc component with a parameter and I can't figure out when the parameter is actually getting set. I read somewhere that it doesn't get called as part of the constructor but when the component gets added to the stage so I tried to listen for "ADDED_TO_STAGE" before doing anything (call 'init') with the parameter, but it still isn't there. I created a small test case and got the following output and you can see that the setter was called after the 'init'. Would appreciate help in figuring how I call my 'init' function after any setting has been done. Thanks!
Output from hotspot component with no change to property/parameter myColor:
##Hotspot
##init: Event=[Event type="addedToStage" bubbles=false cancelable=false eventPhase=2] target=[object Hotspot]My color = yellow
Output when the myColor was changed to "red" with the component inspector:
##Hotspot
##init: Event=[Event type="addedToStage" bubbles=false cancelable=false eventPhase=2] target=[object Hotspot]My color = yellow
##set myColor(red)
If it helps here is my class code, Hotspot.as:
package {
    import flash.display.Sprite;
    import flash.display.DisplayObject;
    import flash.events.Event;
    public class Hotspot extends Sprite    {
        private var _hotspot:DisplayObject;
        public var _myColor:String = "yellow";
        [Inspectable(name="myColor", type="String", defaultValue="yellow", enumeration="yellow,red")]
        public function get myColor():String {
            trace("##get myColor()");
            return _myColor;
        public function set myColor(val:String):void{
            trace("##set myColor("+val+")");
            _myColor = val;
        public function Hotspot() {
            trace("##Hotspot");
            this.addEventListener(Event.ADDED_TO_STAGE, init);
        private function init(e:Event):void {
            trace("##init: Event="+e+" target="+e.target+"My color = "+_myColor);

Answer 1

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