RE: [flexcoders] ClassUtil.Find Class and _global - Flex 2

2006-06-27 Thread Gordon Smith










1.  If you know the fully-qualified name
of a class that is linked into your SWF, you can create an instance of it as
follows:

 

import flash.utils.getDefinitionByName;

...

var buttonClass:Class =
Class(getDefinitionByName("mx.controls.Button"));

var b:Button = new buttonClass();

 

2. Instead of using _global, declare and
use static constants, properties, and functions on any class, similar to
Math.PI. For example, declare a MyData class, with vars like employees, then do

 

import MyData;

...

dg.dataProvider = MyData.employees;

 

- Gordon

 









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ClassUtil.Find Class and _global - Flex 2



 







Hi,

1) In Flex 1.5,
ClassUtil.findClass("className") returns the constructor 
Function of the given className. What is the equivalent function in 
Flex2.0.

2) _global has been removed in Flex2.0. What is the alternative?

Thanks in Advance,
Karthi






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Re: [flexcoders] ClassUtil.Find Class and _global - Flex 2

2006-06-27 Thread Ralf Bokelberg
Hi Karthi,

take a look at the flash.utils package. There you can find
replacements for findClass.
Regarding _global - i have not tried it, since _global isn't good
practice anyway, but in principle you should be able to place
arbitrary declarations in the empty package.

Cheers,
Ralf.


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> Hi,
>
> 1)   In Flex 1.5,
>  ClassUtil.findClass("className") returns the constructor
> Function of the given className. What is the equivalent function in
> Flex2.0.
>
> 2) _global has been removed in Flex2.0. What is the alternative?
>
> Thanks in Advance,
> Karthi
>
>
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>
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[flexcoders] ClassUtil.Find Class and _global - Flex 2

2006-06-27 Thread karthikeyanik
Hi,

1)   In Flex 1.5,
 ClassUtil.findClass("className") returns the constructor 
Function of the given className. What is the equivalent function in 
Flex2.0.

2) _global has been removed in Flex2.0. What is the alternative?

Thanks in Advance,
Karthi





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