Hi Jason,
That's an interesting one - haven't tried that (but then, our
Delegate function coped with it).
Unfortunately you won't be able to do that as you describe, because
in AS3 there's no arguments.caller - only arguments.callee.
I doubted that I had to do it my way, too - was quite disappointed
when I discovered that AS3 didn't have a better mechanism because I
thought, like with the context issue, it was something lots of people
had tripped over in AS2.
I may have missed something new, of course!
Cheers,
Ian
On 4/9/07, Merrill, Jason <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
However, in AS 2 to tack on variables, I did/do it differently:
var myDel:Object = myButton.onRelease = Delegate.create(this,
doFunction)
myDel.fruit = "pineapple";
function doFunction():Void
{
trace(arugments.caller.fruit)
}
I assumed in AS3 you could do something similar, though I don't know, I
haven't tried yet:
var myObj:Object = myButton.onRelease = doFunction
myObj.fruit = "pineapple";
function doFunction():Void
{
trace(arugments.caller.fruit)
}
Or no? I kinda doubt you have to do it the way you posted on your blog,
but I don't know for sure. If you do, that really sucks.
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