If you want to take this a step further then think about creating a custom
button class - the button class can extend MovieClip - be given a reference
to the view's controller when it's created and simply overwrite onRelease
with something like:
Public function onRelease():Void
{
Controller.onRelease(this);
}
Create the onRelease method in your controller interface and whenever you
need to handle a button click it's there if you need it - just implement the
onRelease function in your concrete classes and it's there.
T
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thank you now I understand I will clean my code to use your neat
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