I have created a SingletonEnforced class to hold variables that might change,
but will be
correct no matter where I access them.
public class GCManager {
private static var _instance:GCManager;
public var currentId:int;
public function GCManager( se:SingeltonEnforcer):void {
return;
}
public static function getInstance():GCManager {
if(!GCManager._instance){
GCManager._instance = new GCManager(new SingeltonEnforcer());
}
return GCManager._instance;
}
}
class SingeltonEnforcer {
public function SingeltonEnforcer():void {
return;
}
}
If I am in a Module (call it Module A), and I set the variable currentId to any
number, then I
switch to a differnt module (call it Module B), and I try to get the variable
currentId, it
returns 0. However, if I switch back to Module A, it is still the number I set
it to, and if I
then go back to Module B, it is still 0.
This would lead me to believe it is creating duplicates, or more then 1
instance.
Any ideas? Anyone had a problem similar to this?
