Thanks Jason. I figured it out. I was getting tripped up by the fact
that how I was doing it was only returning functions, not properties.
In my fixed puzzle class:
private function defineQuestions():Void {
// create the question and answer data object...
var QA = new questions();
theQuestions = QA.getQuestions();
}
In the questions class, getQuestions returns the built object.
But, I like your way better. :-) And, I'll put them in a package,
thanks.
- MM
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Given the way you wote the questions class, then:
//file: puzzle.as
import questions;
class Puzzle {
private var QA:questions;
function Puzzle() {
QA = new questions();
trace(QA.qa[0]["q"])
}
}
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