ActionScript and Flex Tutorial (3): Object Orientation – part 1
May.18, 2011 in
ActionScript
www.sapphiresteel.com ActionScript 3 is a powerful Object Oriented language. In this tutorial I’ll explain how to write you first class in its own ‘package’ and and then create multiple objects from it. Presented by Huw Collingbourne of SapphireSteel Software, makers of the Amethyst Flex IDE for Visual Studio.
Video Rating: 5 / 5
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May 18th, 2011 at 10:35 am
why the heck do I get a “1137 Incorrect number of arguments” at ‘r1 = new Room(“Dragon’s Lair”); and the line after that.
I’ve followed your tutorial to the letter. I’m using Flex builder 4. It’s like flex doesn’t get that the function Room doesn’t accept the argument. Damned strange!