Can you use a default parameter value?

e.g.

change this :

public function onUploadCanceled(event:Event):void {

to this :

public function onUploadCanceled(event:Event=null):void {

That's if you're not actually using any info in the event, of course ?????
I'm guessing there, but it seems reasonably likely for an uploadCancelled 
function.

Otherwise I tend to use a a wrapper function that takes the event, parses the 
event info and then passes that to a function that does the real work (which 
you can of course call separately).



-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] on behalf of danielvlopes
Sent: Tue 18/12/2007 20:22
To: [email protected]
Subject: [flexcoders] Question about flash.event ... someone can help?
 
Hello,

I had public function inside component and this function receive as
argument event, like this:

public function onUploadCanceled(event:Event):void {

And now i want call this function outside of component, but i don't
know how i will pass an event as argument for this function, i try
this but doesn't work:

public function cleanForm():void{
  uploadFotos.onUploadCanceled(event);                          
  parentDocument.goToStack(0);                                                  
}

Thanks...



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