While this will work - why does the intermediate string is needed
here, or why can't the compiler just put the string into the array on
the first place?
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, kaibabsowats [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try,
var viewImages:Array = new Array();
[Embed(source=/assets/lock.png)]
var lockImage:String;
viewImages[ lockImage ] = lockImage;
Renaun
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, zipo13 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to embed a bunch of images into an array instead of a
string.
I think my failure to do that comes from the fact that I don't know
what this syntax actually does:
[Embed(source=/assets/lock.png)]
var lockImage:String;
I understand that this causes lockImage to somehow get a string that
represents the embedded image but I'm not sure how this happens - does
the compiler just knows to pick the string var that is defined right
after it?
in that in mind I tried the following:
var viewImages:Array = new Array();
[Embed(source=/assets/lock.png)]
viewImages[lockImage];
in the hope that this string will get into the array under lockImage
but as expected it didn't work.
Any ideas?
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