Hello :)
Try this code :
class Debug
{
static public function trace(str:String):void { .. }
static public function initialize()
{
_global.WRITE = Debug.trace ;
}
}
/// in your code... first in your application :
Debug.initialize() ;
// now you can use the 2 solutions to debug your application :
Debug.trace( "hello world" ) ;
or
_global.WRITE( "hello world" ) ;
EKA+ :)
2007/4/28, Douglas Pearson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
We have a class used in a lot of code that has a "trace" method in it:
class Debug {
public function trace(str:String):void { .. }
}
Now we'd like to call the regular "trace" method from within that class,
but
all of our efforts call to the class's trace method.
In C++ you use "::" to indicate a global method so it would be ::trace().
Is there anyway to do something similar in ActionScript? Obviously, we
could rename our method to something else but that would mean changing a
lot
of existing code.
Thanks,
Doug
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