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I think Gordon along with others answered
this yesterday. mx.utils.ClassUtil.findClass() can do it for you. You must
make sure the class also got itself linked in. If somewhere else you have a
typed reference to the class you should be OK, otherwise you should declare a
dummy variable of the class type somewhere in your Application that you are
sure is being created. Matt From: Jeff Krueger
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] All,
I am trying to get a classRef from a string variable that contains a class
name. I am trying to use this in the function createSegment in the
accordion control. The function requires you to pass a class name like
mx.containers.Canvas. You can’t pass in a string. In my
instance I have that value stored in a string variable. In java is would
be something like
Class.forName(“mx.containers.Canvas”).getInstance(). How do
you do the same thing in actionScript. I think it has to do with Object.RegisterClass()
but I haven’t been able to figure that out. I have also looked at
UIObject.createClassObject, I have tried to cast the value. So any ideas
or help would be appreciated. Thanks Jeff
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