You know about mx.utils.ObjectCopy, right?
Be sure to change the following lines to read accordingly:
// var result:Object = new Function( refObj.__proto__.constructor)();
//change to:
var result:Object = new (Function( refObj.__proto__.constructor))();
and
// p[j]= q[j]; //change to:
p[j]= copy(q[j]);
Jim Kremens
On 8/23/06, Wade Arnold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have a style that I need to duplicate for several buttons. The style is
declared once and then I want to duplicate the object and add a specific
style element and then apply it to the button. However when I duplicate
the
object I get a reference to the original object, as expected. I tried to
fake out a clone method in order to get this to work but it does not seem
to
properly duplicate the object. I am sure that this question has been asked
a
million times on this list but I can't seem to googlize the correct
answer.
Can someone point me in the right direction to properly clone an object
and
keep all the right castings. Ahh to just have all the Flex classes in
flash.
private function cloneObject(object){
var iterate;
var clone = {};
for(iterate in object){
clone [iterate] = object[iterate];
}
return clone;
}
Thanks!
Wade
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