: [flexcoders] question
about the import statement and action s cript files
In a message dated 4/12/2005 12:53:39 AM Eastern Standard
Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Looks about like it would help but one
question is component one meant to be the mxml file
Sure, it’d be something
In a message dated 4/12/2005 12:53:39 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Looks about like it would help but one question is component one meant to be the mxml file
Sure, itâd be something like this:
class component1
{
public var numberone : Number;
}
class component2
{
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Subject: Re: [flexcoders] question
about the import statement and action s cript files
All I really want to do in a nutshell is have one action
script component set a value for a variable and then have another action script
component be able to recognize the
All I really want to do in a nutshell is have one action script component set a value for a variable and then have another action script component be able to recognize the value of that variable. I mean lets say you have an action script component thats taking up too much memory so you make anot
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Subject: Re: [flexcoders] question
about the import statement and action s cript files
Sorry for being confusing I think my one programming
weakness that I am trying to work on is
Sorry for being confusing I think my one programming weakness that I am trying to work on is writing programs and not taking up as much memory. I know a good programmer tries to conserve memory and this is a probllem that has made some of my problems come about
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I must admit I’m totally lost as to
what you’re trying to do. Can you reduce the example down? All the
import statement does is allow you to not fully qualify your classnames, it isn’t
needed to actually bring in the class nor will it provide a reference.
Generally you pass a refere
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