: [Flashcoders] Process issue
Why not call your next function inside the buildXML() function after it is all
done?
Nathan Mynarcik
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From: "Lehr, Theodore"
Date: Mon, 29 Mar 2010 08:56:44
ubject: RE: [Flashcoders] Process issue
The problem is that the function is taking too long to do that... like I have:
function buildXML(_xml:*):void
{
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buildXML(ixml);
trace("");
}
trace("here&qu
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Generally..
var myXML:XML = XML(something);
buildXML(myXML);
// now
Generally..
var myXML:XML = XML(something);
buildXML(myXML);
// now all XML is processed
callotherfunction();
function buildXML(xml:XML) {
..
if (something){
buidlXML(someXML);
}
On 29 March 2010 at 14:13 "Lehr, Theodore" wrote:
> I have a function that is building some
I have a function that is building some xml through a recursive function... and
then call another function once the xml is done
how can I tell when it is done being built:
I can not do:
function buildXML() {
buidlXML();
callotherfunction();
}
because that would called to much..
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