Hi,
just a small note:
var a:String, will NOT guarantee that a is actually a string.
for example:
var arr:Array = [_root.createEmptyMovieClip("test", 0)];
var str:String = arr[0];
trace( typeof (str));
will compile just fine and trace "movieclip"
greetz
JC
On 11/14/06, el oskitar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I will try to explain this:
first, apoligizes for my bloody english, :P
i want to build one menu from XML source like this.
<item label="Nuevo" clase = "bm_New"/>
i know the process for linking clases to a symbol in the library, but i
don't wanna to have multiples copys of symbols with different class
linkages.
the type of var className is a String im sure of this.
var className:String
If i make this:
for (var i in lib.botones.menu){
trace ( i + "-->" + lib.botones.menu[i]);
}
trace outputs all the clases in route /lib/botones/menu/, used by
flash:classes associated on a symbol in the library, attached to the scene
or previous code registered.
I hope this is not the same thing.
lib.botones.menu["bm_Nuevo"];
var clase:String = "bm_Nuevo";
lib.botones.menu[clase];
The only solution i have found is add a previous method"register()" to the
parent class, and use like this.
lib.botones.menu["bm_New"].register();
or make before attach the simbol botonTipo for all the clases i want to
use
later.
Object.registerClass ("botonTipo", lib.botones.menu["bm_New"]);
"botonTipo" is the default button i want to attach and apply class.
if i make this previously
Object.registerClass ("botonTipo", lib.botones.menu["bm_New"]);
Object.registerClass ("botonTipo", lib.botones.menu["bm_Close"]);
Object.registerClass ("botonTipo", lib.botones.menu["bm_Open"]);
...
and trace
for (var i in lib.botones.menu){
trace ( i + "-->" + lib.botones.menu[i]);
}
y found all the new clases.
nice or not?
2006/11/13, Zárate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Hi Oskar!
>
> Trace the type of the variable, if you're getting it from an XML, it
> could easily be "object" instead of "string".
>
> Cheers!
>
> On 11/13/06, el oskitar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I have a problem with Object.registerClass
> >
> > this works fine!
> > //className hardcoded
> >
> > var myClass = lib.botones.menu["class"];
> > Object.registerClass ("obj_ID", myClass );
> > var myObj = _root..attachMovie ("obj_ID","myObj",
> > _root.getNextHighestDepth( ));
> >
> >
> > but extrangely this won't work!
> > //className passed by variable
> >
> > var className = "class";
> > var myClass = lib.botones.menu[className];
> > Object.registerClass ("obj_ID", myClass );
> > var myObj = _root..attachMovie ("obj_ID","myObj",
> > _root.getNextHighestDepth( ));
> >
> >
> > Any idea for this extrange behavior?
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