Abbreviated AS3:
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import com.google.maps.controls.*;
// Setter:
public function set controls($a:Array):void {
_controls = $a; // Array of string method names.
};
private function onMapReady($e:Event):void {
// This works:
_map.addControl(new ZoomControl());
// This does not work:
for each (var s:String in _controls) {
// Call methods by name... But, how?
_map.addControl(new this[s]()); // Gives me error.
// How to refer to the imported "com.google.maps.controls"
instead of "this"?
}
};
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I really want to call com.google.maps.controls.* methods by name, but
when I try (see "new this[s]()" line above) I get this error:
[[
Property ZoomControl not found on my.package.util.GoogleMaps and there
is no default value.
]]
Where "ZoomControl" is just one of the possible control methods that I
want to call.
Questions:
1. How to call com.google.maps.controls.* methods by name?
2. Is it bad practice to pass an array to a setter?
3. If #2 answer is yes, would it be best to just have one setter per
"control" method?
Am I making any sense here? :D
Please let me know if I can clarify further.
Thanks!
Micky
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