Re: [flexcoders] Applications forgetting variables

2005-11-10 Thread nostra72



What do you mean recreating classes





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RE: [flexcoders] Applications forgetting variables

2005-11-10 Thread Matt Chotin










As in, are you possible creating new instances
of classes when you thought you were using an instance that was created
previously.











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What do you mean recreating classes 







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RE: [flexcoders] Applications forgetting variables

2005-11-09 Thread Matt Chotin










Nope, are you sure youre not re-creating
classes? 











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I have had a problem with my applications forgetting the
values of variables. My application has one mxml file and several .as files and
it seems to forget the values at times in the process of running. What I want
to know is this if I declare a variable in one .as file do I have to declare it
in all .as files even if its not going to be called or used?

















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RE: [flexcoders] Applications forgetting variables

2005-05-26 Thread Tracy Spratt










Create a new sample application that shows
the problem you are having. It is important to have an entire sample that we
can run immediately, and that has only the minimum code required to show the
issue.

Tracy











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perhaps you are right do you know of any such tutorial. The
reason I do not post a lot of my code is its way to long and complicated. I
would rather post a simple example of code 










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RE: [flexcoders] Applications forgetting variables

2005-05-25 Thread Erik Westra





The difference between 
these two approaches is scope. 

In your first example u 
create a variable on the instance of the class u are working in. This variable 
exists as long as that instance has a reference somewhere in the 
application.

In the second example u 
create a variable inside a function definition. This means that at the }, the 
end of the function this variable is destroyed.


Greetz 
Erik


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forgetting variables

I can not help but feel I have ran in to more problems than neccessary 
because my flex applicaitons forget variables. I mean I know from a code 
standpoint I am doing the right thing when I write my code but I think it 
forgets variables and I think this is causing me more stress than need be. What 
I want to know is how does someone go about making sure it does not forget 
variables I mean is this a way to do it:
If I have a function and a variablethat looks like this say:
public var age:Number
public function compute(){
age = 23
}
but lets say that for some odd reason when you get to the compute function 
it keeps forgetting the age variable will this solve it to write the function 
like this:

public function compute(){
var age:Number
age = 23
}
If there is any other suggestions let me know 







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Re: [flexcoders] Applications forgetting variables

2005-05-25 Thread nostra72




Ok assuming your right and again I hope this is not another silly question but what does a local variable look like and what does an instance variable look like? To me I just thought all variables were just like this
public var name:String
you know things like that







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Re: [flexcoders] Applications forgetting variables

2005-05-25 Thread Jordan Snyder
It all depends on WHERE you declare the variable.  In the first case,
you were defining your var outisde of the function, which should keep
its value even when the function is through running.  If you declare
the var inside the function, however, that variable will be destroyed
when that function is through running.  You really should read a
tutorial or chapter on Variable Scope, and post your code here,
because you're not giving us much to work with.

Cheers

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 Ok assuming your right and again I hope this is not another silly question
 but what does a local variable look like and what does an instance variable
 look like? To me I just thought all variables were just like this
 public var name:String
 you know things like that
 
 
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RE: [flexcoders] Applications forgetting variables

2005-05-25 Thread Gordon Smith










An instance variable is inside a class,
but outside that class's methods. A local variable is inside one of the
methods.



public class MyClass

{

 var
myInstanceVariable:String;



 public function
myMethod():Void

 {


var myLocalVariable:String = Gordon;

 trace(myLocalVariable);

 }

}



Questions like this are definitely not
silly, but they're questions about object-oriented programming, not about Flex
per se. You would face similar issues with other OO programnming environments.



- Gordon











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Ok assuming your right and again I hope this is not another
silly question but what does a local variable look like and what does an
instance variable look like? To me I just thought all variables were just like
this





public var name:String





you know things like that














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Re: [flexcoders] Applications forgetting variables

2005-05-25 Thread nostra72



perhaps you are right do you know of any such tutorial. The reason I do not post a lot of my code is its way to long and complicated. I would rather post a simple example of code







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RE: [flexcoders] Applications forgetting variables

2005-05-24 Thread Gordon Smith










Can you be more specific about what you
mean when you say it keeps forgetting, or post a tiny but complete
mx:Application that demonstrates the problem?



The meanings of 'var age' in your two
examples are very different. Your second example would forget that
you set age to 23, because you are setting a local (or temporary) variable in
the compute function, and local variables go away when the function they are in
returns. The first example would not forget the 23 because you are
setting an instance variable on whatever the 'this' object is; instance
variables last as long as the object itself.



- Gordon











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Subject: [flexcoders] Applications
forgetting variables







I can not help but feel I have ran in to more problems than
neccessary because my flex applicaitons forget variables. I mean I know from a
code standpoint I am doing the right thing when I write my code but I think it
forgets variables and I think this is causing me more stress than need be. What
I want to know is how does someone go about making sure it does not forget
variables I mean is this a way to do it:





If I have a function and a variablethat looks like
this say:





public var age:Num





public function compute(){





age = 23





}





but lets say that for some odd reason when you get to the
compute function it keeps forgetting the age variable will this solve it to
write the function like this:







public function compute(){





var age:Number





age = 23





}







If there is any other suggestions let me know 














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Re: [flexcoders] Applications forgetting variables

2005-05-24 Thread nostra72



I will set a variable to be a certain amount in one function then call it in a later function and its completely forgotten it







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RE: [flexcoders] Applications forgetting variables

2005-05-24 Thread Gordon Smith










It is 99.% likely that you have a
coding error, but I can't tell you what it is if you won't post malfunctioning
code. : )



It certainly sounds like you are declaring
a local variable when you should be using an instance variable.



- Gordon











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I will set a variable to be a certain amount in one function
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