You also asked about anonymous functions for "LzDelegate".
After studying the sourcecode for "LzDelegate", I realized you actually
just need a simple object to get "LzDelegate" working.
That'd be:
[code]
var obj = new Object();
obj["myfunction"] = function(){ /*function-body*/ };
var del = new LzDelegate( obj, "myfunction" );
[/code]
Or as a short form:
[code]
LzTimer.addTimer( new LzDelegate( {func:function(){
Debug.write( "Hello World!" );
}}, "func" ), 2000 );
var del = new LzDelegate( {func:function(a){
Debug.write( "argument was:", a );
}}, "func" );
del.execute( "Hi, it's me!" );
[/code]
Bye,
André
Yang wrote:
BTW, is there any way to pass an anonymous block of code to a timer
(instead of creating and naming a method)? And is there any way to
pass arguments through a delegate (aside from the
eventSender/eventName)?
Thanks,
Yang
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