[flexcoders] Re: getDefinitionByName

2006-12-08 Thread Daniel 
Nevermind, for some reason it didnt work in the past, but now its
working perfectly.
Sweet!



--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Daniel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Im using the method getDefinitionByName so I can get instances of
 classes which I only know their name.
 Now, this classes always receive 2 parameters in their constructor.
 My question would be, how can I pass these parameters using the method
 getDefinitionByName, somehing like:
 
 var name:String = Daniel;
 var nickname:String = danboh;
 var ClassName:String = AddClient
 var ClassReference : Class =
 getDefinitionByName(com.client.+ClassName) as Class; 
 var instance : Object = new ClassReference(name, nickname);
 
 Any suggestions???
 
 Thanks for your help!

RE: [flexcoders] Re: getDefinitionByName(): Variable ... is not defined.

2006-10-14 Thread Matt Chotin 












You could also look into the includes
compiler directive.



Matt











From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:flexcoders@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of gustavo.saume
Sent: Wednesday, October 11, 2006
5:11 AM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] Re:
getDefinitionByName(): Variable ... is not defined.











Hello Tobias,

i recently had the same problem, the workarround i usesd was to create
a class with a variable declaration of all the classes i might create

eg. public class AllClasses
{
public var tmp1:classOne;
public var tmp2:classTwo;
}

and then in my class where i call getDefinitionByName i created
another varible of this type (eg. public var tmp:AllClasses)...you
dont need to instanciate it...

it´s almost the same but at least is a bit organized...

if anyone have a more elegant solution please notify...
Gus.

--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED]ups.com,
tobiaspatton tobias.patton@...
wrote:

 Hello List;
 
 I'm trying to create an interface where a user's selection in a menu 
 component results in other components being created. Right now I'm 
 just prototyping, and experimenting with different ways I might do 
 this.
 
 One way I've thought of is to use an XML data provider for the list 
 where an attribute of each menu entry describes a class that should 
 be instantiated when that item is selected.
 
 e.g.
 
 menu item label=classOne 
 childClass=com.Kodak.Galiano.Test.classOne/
 
 I'm running into a problem, though. Because classOne is never 
 actually used in the source code, classOne is not being
compiled 
 and linked into the application. When I call getDefinitionByName
 ( com.Kodak.Galiano.Test.classOne ), there is an error:
Variable 
 classOne is not defined.
 
 Is there some trick I can use to force classOne to be compiled and 
 linked into the application? Right now my solution is to add a 
 private function that defines a local variable of the appropriate 
 type.
 
 private function TrickCompiler() : void
 {
 var x : classOne;
 }
 
 This does the trick, but it sure seems hacky.
 
 Thanks.
 Tobias.







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[flexcoders] Re: getDefinitionByName

2006-09-05 Thread Daniel Freiman 



nevermind, got it to work, still can't figure out what I changed.On 9/5/06, Daniel Freiman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:I want to use getDefinitionByName in the flash.utils package to get a class by it's name. I've tried the example in the language reference using Sprite and that works fine but when I use flex classes it doesn't seem to work (I've tried classes I've made and 
mx.controls.ComboBox). Is there a limitation of this function that I'm missing?Dan



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