Accessing Function of Custom Class that is Stored in an Array ??

[El_Arcon]

hello there guys..,

i hope i make it cleat with the thread title, cause i'm kinda confused how to explain it in word..,

so anyway i'll describe what i mean and hope you guys can help me out..,

so here i am making a few object of action script..,

what special about this object is that in the contructor function of  this object is that i  make it to send a sprite parameter which will act  as it's parent..,

var anObject:myObject = new myObject(parentSprite);

and in my main project i used those object and store it in an array after adding it to the stage..,

i do store it to an array cause i need to be able to refer back to it..,

everything was fine up until i need to call function inside that object which i already stored in an array..,

so how should i call the function in that object from an array that stored the object??

hope i make it clear..,

thanks in advance guys..,

[Kenneth Kawamoto]

As long as the function is public, you can just call it from an Object stored in an Array, e.g.

array[0].somePublicFunction();

[El_Arcon]

hello kennethkawamoto2

thanks for replying...,

sorry i forgot to tell you that i get this error when doing that

array[0].somePublicFunction();

this the error :

ArgumentError: Error #2025: The supplied DisplayObject must be a child of the caller.
     at flash.display::DisplayObjectContainer/removeChild()
     at Newsticker/destroy()
     at FlashBlocks/ClearScreen()
     at FlashBlocks/exitButtonClicked()

[Kenneth Kawamoto · Accepted solution]

Well, the error is telling you that removeChild() in destroy() function in the class Newsticker is having a problem because you are trying to remove a child doesn't belong to the parent. How does your destroy() function look like?

[El_Arcon]

WOW!!!!

that really is the source of the problemm...,

i really do forget to use :

passedParentSprite.removeChild(displayObjectName);

instead i just write :

removeChild(displayObjectName);

thanks for pointing that out mate..,