--- In [email protected], David Pariente <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> Wow, that answer will really help me! :)
>
> What if it's not movies, but some other object that i wanna create
20 times?
> I thought it should get inside some kind of Array, but not sure if
its this way too.
>
> i.e.
>
> var MyTextBox:TextBox=new textBox();
>
> what if i need N instances of that MyTextBox? Should i create an
Array before that? What's the right way to put those textBoxes into
the Array?
>
> I'm sorry for the basic of my question....but im quite new to AS3
and OOP, and i did use and misuse of evals a lot in AS1 and AS2.
>
> Thanx a lot for the help :)
If you use a repeater, this will happen automatically:
<mx:Repeater dataProvider="{yourArrayColl}>
<mx:TextBox id="MyTextBox" />
</mx:Repeater>
will give you an array of TextBoxes that you can access with
MyTextBox[0] - MyTextbox[n], where n is the number of items in your
data source.
You can also do this manually
var MyTextBox:Array;
for (i=0;i<=numLoops;i++){
MyTextBox.push(new TextBox());
}
You'd refer to them the same as above.
HTH;
Amy
