Thanks Mike!
-Gerry
On Sep 6, 2008, at 12:47 AM, Mike Chambers wrote:
if fnct is a function:
stepArray[0].fnct();
if it is a string:
stepArray[0][fnct]();
The 0 is the index from the array you want to retrieve.
mike chambers
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On Sep 5, 2008, at 8:30 PM, Gerry wrote:
Where is the actual function?
You cant store a function in XML, on the name. You can then use that
name to construct a call to the function. Where is the function?
mike chambers
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On Sep 6, 2008, at 7:40 AM, Gerry wrote:
Mike,
Neither of
Mike asks an important question, but assuming for the moment the function is
in the same class as playNextSection():
What you're retrieving from the XML is a String. So the line
stepArray[stepCount][fnct](val);
isn't going to call a function. It's going to try to treat a string as a
function...
Crap...
My bad, I sent a code sample that didn't have the function calls I was
getting from the XML.
Your sample is exactly what I was looking for.
I never included the functions that the array contains because I
figured that was assumed.
They are just two functions right now that look like
I have an array built from and XML file that I want to step through
and one of the nodes will have
a function to call. I thought I did this in AS2 before but can't find
my code.
I'm stuffing my array with the function string cast as an object but I
can't seem to find any hints on
how I
if fnct is a function:
stepArray[0].fnct();
if it is a string:
stepArray[0][fnct]();
The 0 is the index from the array you want to retrieve.
mike chambers
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On Sep 5, 2008, at 8:30 PM, Gerry wrote:
I have an array built from and XML file that I want to step through
and
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