You do not have to import the class nor declare any variables with its
type. But just access it.
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el oskitar wrote:
I solved the problem, I need to import the class and force a new variable
with this type before the new object declaration,
So, Object.registerClass is not necessary anymore
// import lib.buttons.test;
// var force:test
lib.buttons.test;
var clase = "test";
var ap = new (lib.buttons[clase]);//works!
var ap = new lib.buttons[clase]();//works!
Good luck,
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