If it may help, this is how I usually manage my remote connections.
Before you say it's off-topic, I think it might answer your question :
public class LCRemoteConnectionManager
{
private static var serverRemoteObject : RemoteObject ; // = null
private var onGetCelluleFormatListResultFunction : Function ;
private var onGetCelluleFormatListResultFaultFunction : Function ;
/*
.... some irrelevant stuff
*/
public function getCellulesFormats (AGetFormatListResultFunction : Function
,AGetFormatListResultFaultFunction : Function ) : void
{
if (serverRemoteObject === null)
{ this.createServerRemoteObject() ; }
this.onGetCelluleFormatListResultFaultFunction =
AGetFormatListResultFaultFunction ;
this.onGetCelluleFormatListResultFunction =
AGetFormatListResultFunction ;
serverRemoteObject.getCellulesFormats();
}
private function getCellulesFormatsResult (AEvent : ResultEvent):void
{
if (this.onGetCelluleFormatListResultFunction != null)
{ this.onGetCelluleFormatListResultFunction(AEvent) ; }
else
{ Alert.show("LCRemoteConnectionManager : getCellulesFormatsResult :
onGetFormatListResultFunction is null") ; }
}
So I assign myFunction variables like any others (myFunction = someFunction )
and then, I call it like any other. The only problem is that I need to know how
to use someFunction when calling myFunction.
good luck
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Nick Middleweek <n...@...> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I can't find any examples on how to create Functon variables?
>
> Does anyone have any to hand please?
>
>
> Thanks,
> Nick
>
>
> --
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> http://blog.middleweek.co.uk } );
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