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Subject: Problems with destroyObject()?
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Has anyone noticed problems with using the uiobject method destroy
object? In my tests, it doesnt seem to be working.
var newAcc = this.createEmptyObject(String
(accessory.partNumber),DepthManager.kBottom);
aVisibleAccessories.push(newAcc);
function removeAccessoryByIndex(index:Number){
trace("removeAccessoryByIndex()");
trace(aVisibleAccessories[index]);
this.destroyObject(aVisibleAccessories[index]);
trace(aVisibleAccessories[index]);
}
when i call removeAccessoryByIndex, the trace statements before and
after the destroy object calls are showing the same clip. Am I
using this wrong?
the object I've created does itself contain other objects, do i need
to destroy them first for this to work? Any help appreciated.
thanks