It is possible but I don't know if it is supported by Adobe...
You can do this:
dynamic class TestClass{
public static var __symbolName:String = "__Packages.TestClass";
public static var __symbolLinked:Boolean = Object.registerClass
(__symbolName, TestClass);
public static function create
(timeline:MovieClip,symbolName:String,instanceName:String,
depth:Number):TestClass
{
var clip = TestClass(timeline.attachMovie
(symbolName,instanceName,depth));
return clip;
}
}
then use var holder:TestClass=TestClass.create
(_root,'test_class_instance',1);
/John
30 okt 2006 kl. 18.41 skrev [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi
I have a pretty basic question concerning registering Movieclips
that are created dynamically.
//CODE START
import com.mydomain.util.MyClass;
var holder=this.createEmptyMovieClip
("_mcRef"+_xPos,this.getNextHighestDepth());
//CODE END
How do I register 'holder' with MyClass?
Thanks in advance
Jim Bachalo
[e] jbach at bitstream.ca
[c] 416.668.0034
[w] www.bitstream.ca
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