Mike Keesey wrote:
One way would be to create a subclass of Event that stores the
parameters.
In this case, though, I wouldn't even do that. You can just use
event.target to determine which button was pressed:
function onPressed(event:Event):void {
var button:Button = Button(event.target);
// Do stuff with button.
}
If you need to specifically use an index number, I'd attach that to the
button instances themselves. Then you could retrieve that via
event.target.
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Mike Keesey
With the way I do intend to use it, I would have to pass an index as
that index provides the basis for many actions within the onPressed
function. And I am not sure what you mean by attaching the button
instance itself... how would one go about that?
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dnk
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