Thanks all for the feedback. I ended up using Joey Lott's Proxy class.
On 9/26/06, vic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Danno, that is really cool, I will try that but I have done it, I made a site
template that, when a button is clicked it dispatches an Event...but I had the
hardest time doing
I think Delegate gives you what you're talking about Vic - control over your
scope issues. Delegate enables you to manage scope with in your class. So,
if you have an XML object and you want to maintain the response/return in
your class, you do just as Dan has described.
make sense?
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I think Delegate gives you what you're talking about Vic - control over your
scope issues. Delegate enables you to manage scope with in your class. So,
if you have
Timer(1000);
myClass.addEventListener('timeout', Delegate.create(this,
handleConstruct));
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The problem is with this code- the onRelease function is a method of
the btn movieclip... so it doesn't have access to the dispatchEvent
function.
btn.onRelease = function() {
trace('dispatching event');
dispatchEvent({type:'click', target:this, message:btn+' was
I have been using this class for all my event needs. Simply import the
class, then to use:
EventManager.getInstance().addListener(eventDoThis, this); //adds the
listener to the class ('this' is the scope)
EventManager.getInstance().removeListener(eventDoThis, this); //removes
the listener
Whoops!
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Or, if using AS3.0, I think you
I personally use an extremely simplified way of dealing with events.
I've used EventDispatcher before, but it feels like overkill most of
the time. I realize my method has no ability to multicast events,
but it's quick, easy to read and gets the job done.
Here's an example:
Hey Dan, I like the way you do it, its pretty simple. But here is, what
probably will be an incredibly stupid question:
How do I capture the event? Thanks, V
I personally use an extremely simplified way of dealing with events.
I've used EventDispatcher before, but it feels like overkill
Vic, if you've ever used the XML or NetStream classes... it mimics
those types of event updates. For example...
var xmlData = new XML();
xmlData.onLoad = function () {
// gets invoked by the XML instance
}
So if you delegate the onLoad method, you get something like this:
Danno, that is really cool, I will try that but I have done it, I made a site
template that, when a button is clicked it dispatches an Event...but I had the
hardest time doing it. I am looking for a simple way to do it that works in a
Class. without worrying about scope. Mine relies heavily
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