Hi Muzak,
Shouldn't the EventDispatcher.initialize() apply to the prototype of a
class?
_____
The checkbox and button aren't ready (initialized) by the time the Window
complete event is triggered.
To found out when the Settings movieclip is ready, attach a class to the movieclip (call it Settings), which extends the MovieClip
class.
Define an onLoad method and dispatch an event.
import mx.events.EventDispatcher;
class Settings extends MovieClip {
// private static var dispatcherInit =
EventDispatcher.initialize(Object(Settings));
private static var dispatcherInit =
EventDispatcher.initialize(Settings.prototype);
// EventDispatcher methods
public var dispatchEvent:Function;
public var addEventListener:Function;
public var removeEventListener:Function;
//=================================
// CONSTRUCTOR
//=================================
function Settings() {
trace("Settings ::: CONSTRUCTOR");
}
//=================================
// PRIVATE METHODS
//=================================
private function onLoad() {
trace("Settings ::: onLoad");
this.dispatchEvent({type:"ready"});
}
}
Good luck,
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