I'm getting really confused here! This is what's happening...
I have an arrayCollection on the 'model' and also an arrayCollection in a local function (the result function in a 'command' module which is fired on return from a web service). So I'm using this local arrayCollection to build up the one on the model. However... model.globalAC.addItem(localAC); will add an item on the model AC but if I then do this: localAC.removeAll(); Not only does localAC get cleared down - so does the item on globalAC! So if I do this: model.globalAC.addItem(localAC); model.globalAC.addItem(localAC); I get two elements created in globalAC... again the localAC.removeAll () clears down not just localAC but both elements on the globalAC! So it seems that when I do the 'addItem', I'm actually adding a reference to localAC to globalAC. How can I not do this - I want a copy of localAC created in globalAC[]. Also, localAC is defined locally. How is it then, that another component that uses model, can see the contents of localAC via the reference in globalAC ? Isn't localAC destroyed when the local function is exited ? Again, thanks for any insight/help anyone can offer! Cheers, Jamie.
