flsg
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somebody621: this is the getter/setter I'm talking about. The real ones are:
public function set mass(m:Number):void{}
public function get mass():Number{}
use:
mass=123//execute the function set mass()
but I don't like the real getter/setter method. It's like giving a name to a variable, which already has a name
BTW, m could be uint in AS3
also, remove the "_" before your variables, that's "cool" in AS2 only. Now variables without "_" is cool. XD
EragonZZZZ: a custom event is something like a watch() function or checking a variable value in an onEnterFrame is AS2. In AS2, when the value changes, you track it with a conditional statement, then do some code. In AS3, if you fire a costum event, everything that register for that event get the notification(doesn't need to be a variable change).
For example:
//in the "Player" class:
public static const PLAYER_DEAD:String="player_dead"
//later, when the player dies:
dispatchEvent(new Event(Player.PLAYER_DEAD))
//in any other class, they register for that event(for example, a Screen class):
var myP:Player=new Player()
myP.addEventListener(Player.PLAYER_DEAD, dispLoseWord)
private function dispLoseWord(e:Event):void{
stage.addChild(youLose_mc)
}
the PLAYER_DEAD's value could be anything, you won't use it
I hope this is clear enough
Very nice Flsg, you're my AS hero!!!
< Message edited by Artix -- 8/28/2007 22:55:37 >
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