Yea, Delegate would probably work (assuming I'm understanding correctly):
import mx.utils.Delegate; // I think that's the right path
// STUFF
var myVariable:Number = 10;
myButton.onRelease = Delegate.create(this, function() { this.myAction(); });
// I think this line would work too, but I'm not certain:
//myButton.onRelease = Delegate.create(this, myAction);
private function myAction()
{
trace(myVariable)
}
-Andy
On 1/25/07, Helmut Granda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello all, I was looking for some recomendations into moving functions one
level up. Let me show you a piece of code to explain what I am trying to
accomplish:
//This code is within a Class
var myVariable:Number = 10;
myButton.onRelease = myAction;
private function myAction()
{
trace(_parent.myVariable)
}
---
Now, I would love to be able to move my code one "level" up so I could do
the following:
var myVariable:Number = 10;
myButton.onRelease = myAction;
private function myAction()
{
//Notice the change from _root.myVariable to:
trace(myVariable)
}
Delegeate?
TIA
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