Hello :)
use a variable to register your virtual proxy function :
var listener = utils.Proxy.create(this , onBlockContentDestoyed , 'text ' ,
url) ;
this.currentDisplayObject.addEventListener('onContentCleared' , listener ) ;
//removing it
this.currentDisplayObject.removeEventListener('onContentCleared' , listener
) ;
Now you can keep the variable in memory ;)
PS : if you want use a better event model, you can try my event model in my
opensource framework VEGAS : http://code.google.com/p/vegas
Install VEGAS : http://code.google.com/p/vegas/wiki/InstallVEGASwithSVN
Read the tutorials about the W3C event model :
http://code.google.com/p/vegas/wiki/VegasTutorialsEvents
For me .. it's more easy with this implementation.
eKA+ :)
2007/5/7, Jiri Heitlager | dadata.org <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I was wondering if I am doing something correctly when adding listeners
to objects. My question is, if I remove the listener is the code below
then the right way. Do I use the Proxy class (or mx.utils.Delegate) also
when I remove the listener??
//adding a listener
this.currentDisplayObject.addEventListener('onContentCleared' ,
utils.Proxy.create(this , onBlockContentDestoyed , 'text ' , url))
//removing it
this.currentDisplayObject.removeEventListener('onContentCleared' ,
utils.Proxy.create(this , onBlockContentDestoyed))
Thank you
Jiri
John Trentini wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
>
> I want to create as many text fields (which eventually I would like to
> turn into buttons) as the length of an array. I also want to use the
> content of the array to populate the text of the fields created
> dynamically. I have tried everything I know but ....all I seem to get is
> one filed with the lasat item in the array, sheesh!
>
> I've gone absolutely mad on this one (newish to actionScript, I am!) but
> can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong here? I could do with a
> helping hand or seven =:-)
>
>
>
> var myTxt:Array = new Array("branding", "news", "about us", "print",
> "marks", "contact");
> var myX = 430;
> var menuArray:Array = new Array();
> var ySpacing:Number = 90;
> //
>
> /*****************create textFields**********************/
> //
> //
>
> for(i=0; i<myTxt.length; i++) {
> _root.createTextField("mytext"+[i], 1, myX, 0, 100, 30);
> myId = _root["mytext"+[i]];
> myId._y = ySpacing;
> ySpacing += 40;
> // trace(myTxt[i]); //the trace works, it list
> all tyhe lements in the array but
> myId.text = myTxt[i]; // this one in not producing the appropriate
> results
> //
> myId.border = false;
> myformat = new TextFormat();
> myformat.font = "Verdana";
> myformat.size = 14;
> myformat.bold = true;
> myformat.color = 0x555555;
> myformat.align = "right";
> //
> myId.selectable = false;
> myId.setTextFormat(myformat);
> //myId.text = myTxt[i]; //tried putting it at the end but no dah!
> //
> }
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