Also not an AS3 expert, but I think Danny is wrong. The super function
is necessary to call the parent constructor. I believe that the problem
is related to what Petro said about labelClass being outside of the
AbstractMarker class. I would also consider subclassing showTitle and
adding a trace to see if the value is correct in the DateMarker version.
If so, then someone the two labelClass variables aren't the same actual
variable which would be weird :)
Danny Kodicek wrote:
Not an AS3 expert by any means, but my first thought is that the error is
here:
public class DateMarker extends AbstractMarker
{
public function DateMarker ()
{
super();
labelClass = "date"
}
}
I'm not sure, but the super() function looks out of place here. You're
already invoking the AbstractMarker constructor by creating a subclass, so
it should work by itself. I suspect that calling super() there has messed
with your scope somehow.
Feel free to shoot me down.
Danny
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