Hi, the interpreter component on http://chq.emehmedovic.com/ might be what
you are looking for.
grtz
JC
On 6/27/06, Danny Kodicek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Let's say i have the following:
>var stringA:String = "A";
var funct:String = "A=BA";
>how could i quickly apply funct to stringA to make stringA "BA"?
I'm thinking something like
function apply(func:String, str:String) {
var tFunction = eval("function(A){"+func+";return A}")
return tFunction(str)
}
But a quick test shows this doesn't quite work. There might be a way to
get
it working; otherwise, how about some insane hack using call()?
Danny
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