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2004-02-13 - By Peter Elst
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I 've got a question that has been keeping me busy for a while last night,
its probably something simple that I 'm overlooking. How do you eval a string
to have it reference a class? I 've got a bit of an example below:
_global.styles.ComboBox.setStyle( "openEasing ",mx.transitions.easing.Bounce.e
aseOut);
The code above sets a great assigns a class that assigns a nice little
effect on the openEasing style to all instances of ComboBox. The problem I 'm
having is that I can 't seem to get a string to eval as a class reference.
var easingClass = "mx.transitions.easing.Bounce.easeOut ";
_global.styles.ComboBox.setStyle( "openEasing ",eval(easingClass));
Any thoughts on this are very welcome! :)
Cheers,
Peter
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