Let say i have two arrays:one with some textButt(doesent matter)
and one were my functions are push
var textButt:Array = new Array();
var functions:Array = new Array();
and one array with contents wich i use in textButt…
var texts:Array = new Array(“meniu a”, “meniu b”, “meniu c”,…);
Now:i need to create a loop for the three (or could be as many i need…let say
i < texts.length) identical functions down below…
function functia0(evt:MouseEvent):void {
textButt[0].setTextFormat(textFormatOver);//or no matter what aditional content//
}
functions.push(functia0);
function functia1(evt:MouseEvent):void {
textButt[1].setTextFormat(textFormatOver);//or no matter what aditional content//
}
functions.push(functia1);
function functia2(evt:MouseEvent):void {
textButt[2].setTextFormat(textFormatOver);//or no matter what aditional content//
}
functions.push(functia2);
with an event listener (no problem with this…)
for (var j:Number = 0; j < texte.length; j++) {
butoane[j].addEventListener(MouseEvent.ROLL_OVER, functiile[j]);
}
i need to know if it is posible to write something like
for (var i:Number = 0; i < texte.length; i++) {
function functia"i"(evt:MouseEvent):void {
textButt*.setTextFormat(textFormatOver);//or no matter what aditional content//
}
functions.push(functia"i");
}
of course functia"i" is wrong, but i just cannot find a way to write all this…
