Ease animation function - evil event listeners

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Last question before i turn in for the night :stare:

I’ve been working on a node class, which places a circle on the stage and holds information about it, such as ID and coordinates etc.

I’ve been working on an ease animation function for the class, so i can animate each node to a certain y location on the stage with a nice slow down as it reaches its target destination (sadly, i’m not sure how to apply this for BOTH x and y).

I have no idea how the ENTER_FRAME event listeners work, so this was my longshot attempt:

[AS]
public function easeNode($destination:Point)
{
var previousPosition:Point = new Point(node.x,node.y);
var speed:int = randRange(4,12);

        node.addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, animation);
        
        function animation (e:Event):void  {     
    
            node.y += ($destination.y - node.y)/speed;
            if( node.y == previousPosition.y) {
                node.y = $destination.y;
                animation.removeEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, animation);
            }
            previousPosition.y = node.y;
        }
    }

[/AS]

Useage:

[AS]
nodes[2].easeNode(new Point(43,34));
[/AS]

I’m getting this error at compile:

Description:
1046: Type was not found or was not a compile-time constant: Event.

Source:
function animation (e:Event):void {

Can one of you AS3 gurus out there set me straight and point out my errors? :slight_smile:

Thanks again guys, you’re the best! :slight_smile: