How would I go about doing that?
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I have some code that on its own plays videos. I would now like to put all of this code within one function to call it whenever I want.
I have tried to put it inside its own function but it wont work :(
Can anyone advise on what to do here? Is it that functions cant contain functions?
Thanks
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Functions can only contain anonymous functions (for example "videoXML.onLoad = function():Void {}" in your code). In a class, everything that isn't a variable declaration must be in a method (function).
Try this:
var video:Video = new Video("Data/videos.xml");
You'll need to put the code below into a separate Video.as file and attach it to your FLA with:
#include "Video.as"
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by: mickysocaciPosted on 2008-08-21 at 19:44:00ID: 22285902
you will need to create a class or a package.
and use it as an object.