How about using the abstract factory design pattern?
public class MyFactory {
public static function createObject(objType:String):* {
switch (objType) {
case "Foo":
return new Foo();
case "Bar":
return new Bar();
default:
return new Foo();
}
}
var myObj:* = MyFactory.createObject("Foo");
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Matt Muller wrote:
Hi, I'm trying to instantiate a new class object from a xml attribute which
is a string, but its not having any of it.
I've tried casting the string to an object and also using this['class_id']
etc but no luck.
Does someone have a solution?
Thanks,
MaTT
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