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Thanks matt for pointing out what I should
have gotten. Sometimes I just need to slow down a little bit.
Keeping up with all the emails can be a little hard, and for some reason my
search didn’t find it or if it did the title of silly question didn’t
help much. Oh well, thanks for pointing that out. Jeff From: Matt Chotin
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 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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