December 2002
Intermediate to advanced
1088 pages
192h 4m
English
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Chapter 12: Objects and Classes
* yourSubMethod( ) -Short description
*/
/*
* Class Constructor
*/
_global.com.yourDomain.YourSubClass = function (param1, param2, param3, param4) {
// Invoke superclass constructor.
super(param1, param2);
// Create instance properties.
this.subProp1 = param3; // Short description. Type: state datatype
this.subProp2 = param4; // Short description. Type: state datatype
this.subProp3 = null; // Short description. Type: state datatype
// Initialize object.
// ...initialization code goes here...
// Consider packaging init code into an init( ) method
};
/*
* Establish Inheritance. MUST COME BEFORE METHODS!
*/
com.yourDomain.YourSubClass.prototype = new com.yourDomain.YourClass( );
/*
* Instance Methods
*/
/*
* Method: YourSubClass.yourSubMethod( )
* Desc: Short description.
*
* Params:
* param1 -Short description
*/
com.yourDomain.YourSubClass.prototype.yourSubMethod = function (param1) {
// Method body...
trace("yourSubMethod invoked");
};
Further Topics
The scope of this book precludes an in-depth discussion of the following topics. You
are encouraged to pursue them using the external sources listed.
Custom Events
You may have noticed that you have learned how to create methods and properties,
but not event handlers or listener events. ActionScript
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