Passing events out of a class

Hello all,

So I've created a custom class which makes use of a Sound object. The Sound object loads a sound from a URL, and I attach and event listener to it to see it when it finishes loading i.e. Event.Complete

MY question is this: how do I receive this event outside of the class? For instance, I want to be able to create an instance of my class somewhere else, load a sound and attach an event listener to my custom class that listens for the event thrown by the sound. Understandably, I don't want to make the sound object a public variable. So does anyone have any idea what to do?

THanks in advance,
j

The custom class can re-dispatch the event, or dispatch its own event as a response to the sound events. Other classes can then attach listeners to your custom class instance.

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Originally Posted by 5TonsOfFlax

The custom class can re-dispatch the event, or dispatch its own event as a response to the sound events. Other classes can then attach listeners to your custom class instance.

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Sounds perfect! Do you know any good pages with info about redispatching events??

THanks,
j

Simply make sure your custom class is an IEventDispatcher (you can extend EventDispatcher if you need a baseclass) and call dispatchEvent with the same event.

There really isn't a lot to it.