Another thing could be; myRadio["b"+i]:RadioButton = new RadioButton();
if you are trying to name them var button:RadioButton = new RadioButton(); myRadio.name = "b" + i; then if you are trying to query the button by name; var button:RadioButton = RadioButton(myParent.getChildByName("b" + i)); Peace, Mike On 11/19/06, slangeberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Not sure what your requirements are, but I usually just track dynamic objects in an array:** var radioButtons:Array = new Array(); for ( var i:int = 0; i<numBtns; i++ ) { var rb:RadioButton = new RadioButton(); rb.property = value; . . radioButtons.push( rb ); } On 11/17/06, dj <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote: > > I know I've posted this already. Sorry, just trying to get this > populated in Actionscript, so I thought I'd > post again since I've been kind of stuck on this point here. > > Thanks, > Patrick > > -- : : ) Scott
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