Hi
I'm new to OOP programming in AS2.
I'm writing two classes right now. One which creates/manipulates an array
of XMLNodes and one which watches for an internet connection. When it finds
a connection, it starts to send the XMLNodes from the queue back to a
server one by one.
So far I've wr
Is there also some way to do this using a command called getinstance() ?
I've seen it in some AS script and it looks like it passes data between
classes?
Cheers
Andrew
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What I would do is have the Queue class be a listener of the connection
class, and not pass that data at all. When a connection is detected, a
notice is fired off to the listeners (the Queue class). You can send
the connection info in the message to the Queue, then in the Queue class
can the
On 4/23/07, Andrew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi
I'm new to OOP programming in AS2.
I'm writing two classes right now. One which creates/manipulates an array
of XMLNodes and one which watches for an internet connection. When it finds
a connection, it starts to send the XMLNodes from the queue b
You might want to read "Head First Design Patterns" for some good ideas
about how to write good code.
Lots of practical ideas about many of te situations that you need to
resolve.
Ron
Andrew wrote:
Hi
I'm new to OOP programming in AS2.
I'm writing two classes right now. One which creates/ma
I do not think that this passes any data but it does let you grab an
instance (usually of a singleton) so that you can use setters and
getters to pass the data.
If the object is not a Singleton, I am not sure which instance you get
so it is only part of the solution.
Look at the book "Head Fir
getInstance() is usually used for accessing Singleton classes. These
are classes of which only a single instance can exist. This way any
class can call getInstance (a static method) to get the class, and
that class can store shared data.
Take a look at this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singlet
A> Is there also some way to do this using a command called getinstance() ?
A> I've seen it in some AS script and it looks like it passes data between
A> classes?
There is no such method in Flash's built-in classes, so propably it
occured in someone's custom class. In general getInstance is a co
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