hello Dave,
you can make something like:
class blah extends MovieClip {
public function blah() {
};
public function onRelese()
{
// handle release here
}
};
or, if you want to control an instance (and not all the instances of a
class), you can create a classe for the container of the instance. Sometimes
I create a class for a menu, something like that:
class MyMenu extends MovieClip
{
var m_btnButton1:MovieClip; // or a derived-MovieClip class;
// I created a class for
buttons, for example
function init()
{
m_btnButton1.onRelease = function ()
{
// handle release here
}
}
}
[]'s
andrei
On 2/4/07, David Cohn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey all,
Is it possible to use a "class extends MovieClip" on a pre-existing
(authored) MovieClip?
I'd like to seamlessly do something like:
class blah extends MovieClip {
public function blah() {
this.onRelease = function() {
// handle release here
};
};
};
... but I can't see how to set this up (I'm using ActionScript 2.0,
but is there a 3.0 only solution?).
If not, what do people think is the most elegant way to handle this,
e.g.:
class blah {
public function blah( caller:MovieClip ) {
caller.onRelease = function() {
(blah instance).handleRelease();
};
};
public function handleRelease() {
// handle release here
};
};
...I'd like to make this as seamless as possible for the graphic
designers.
Thanks,
--Dave
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