use this instead (attach ur function to an object)
var Listener_obj:Object= new Object();
Listener_obj.change=function(evt:Object)
{
trace("new Selected Index="+evt.target.selectedIndex);
}
myCmb.addEventListener("change",Listener_obj);
myCmb.selectedIndex=2;
the reason behind this, is that you can attach more than an event listener
to that Listener_obj and finally in 1 line of code use it with the combobox.
Good luck
Yehia Shouman
On 1/16/06, Steven Sacks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> function change() {
> trace("change");
> }
> MyCmb.addEventListener("change", this);
>
> MyCmb.selectedIndex = MyCmb.selectedIndex + 1;
>
> Does not fire a change event. How do I detect when the combo box has
> changed from code not from direct user interaction with the
> component? This
> seems completely stupid to me because the combobox WAS CHANGED so it
> SHOULD
> FIRE A CHANGE EVENT.
>
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