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Participant
February 16, 2012
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Where do you create objects

  • February 16, 2012
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Do you always have to create objects on the stage or can you create them in the actual programming. I know you can create a movie clip instance and name it. but can you just inside the programming create a new class and then from there create the instance from the class?

Thanks for all the help i am learning this after doing some C++ so going slow but hopefully will one day be good?

also new to forum. i Don't know if im doing it wrong. I have seen people complain about new people posting stuff in the wrong places.Sorry if i am doing that

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Colin Holgate
Inspiring
February 16, 2012

The forum is meant to be geared towards people who know Flash and are trying to solve a mobile specific thing, so there may be better forums for more general ActionScript questions.

Meanwhile, you can set things in the library to be shared for ActionScript, and give them a Class name. Then when you want one of those, you say something like:

var aWidget:Widget = new Widget();

Inspiring
February 16, 2012

AS3 is fully object oriented.

You will find tons of examples out there as to how to leverage the OO power of the language.

http://www.adobe.com/devnet/actionscript/articles/oop_as3.html

Some good books that will show you :

- Hello Flex 4 (read first)

- Developing Flex 4 components (read second)

Good luck.