the Object notation, but you will lack all the Array
object specific methods
Alain
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arr = new Array()
myVar = elem2
arr[elem1] = hello
arr[elem2] = hi
trace(arr[myVar])
Jason Merrill
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Variable identifiers are not string constants, so:
showPopup(myarray);
However mainMap[popup].gotoAndPlay(on); has no sense in this case,
since the array notation excepts a string and not an object. Ans also
you don't need to use array notation here at all, the simple dot
syntax is enough:
I think this is your problem:
showPopup(myarray);
You're passing showPopup a string with the value myarray, not the
array. Remove the quotes and you should be good.
-Andy
On 3/12/07, Bill Abel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How do you access an associate array using a variable?
Inside my
How do you do it where myVar is the array? Is this possible? Or do
you always have to specify the array?
arr = new Array()
arr[elem1] = hello
arr[elem2] = hi
function testArray(myVar) {
trace(myVar[elem2]);
};
testArray(arr);
On Mar 12, 2007, at 3:17 PM, Merrill, Jason wrote:
arr = new
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Accessing an Associative Array
How do you do it where myVar is the array? Is this possible?
Or do you always have to specify the array?
arr = new Array()
arr[elem1] = hello
arr[elem2] = hi
Your right. I am passing a string.
But I'm trying to use that string to access an array by the same name.
someArray = { label: my text };
showPopup(someArray); // send a string which is the name of my array
in the function:
myDynamicText.text = myArray[label]; // try to use the passed
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How do you do it where myVar is the array
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