It was cast before. No difference.
- A
Matthias Dittgen wrote:
Hello Andreas,
try with casting:
var textForwarder:ClassName =
ClassName(userInterface.attachMovie("textForwarderMC","textForwarderClip",TEXTFORWARDERDEPTH));
attachMovie has MovieClip as return type. You would like to cast to
your class which you call "(TextForwarder is a )MovieClip extension".
I use the syntax above, and it works perfectly for me. The only
difference is, that I use something like this:
var instanceName:ClassName =
ClassName(this.attachMovie(ClassName.SymbolName,"instanceName",this.getNextHighestDepth()));
and my Class looks like this:
class ClassName extends MovieClip
{
public static var SymbolName:String =
"__Packages.com.domain.ClassName";
public static var SymbolOwner:Function = ClassName;
public static var SymbolLinked =
Object.registerClass(SymbolName,SymbolOwner);
// constructor
public function ClassName()
{
}
}
Have fun!
Matthias
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