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That's exactly it. Thanks a whole lot.

I came across a post on one of these message boards that showed an array that contained fields. I can't remember the syntax, I think it went something like this

myArray = new Array(variable1:a...

thanks for the help. It works great.

Unfortunately I don't need to copy the values of the array. The principle in C++ is that your referenceToArray variable does not contain a value - it contains a reference to the memory block(s)...

Unfortunately I don't need to copy the values of the array. The principle in C++ is that your referenceToArray variable does not contain a value - it contains a reference to the memory block(s)...

Once again I'm trying to apply C++ practices to ActionScript. I'm trying to create a variable that references an array. For example:

(root)
myArray = new Array("a","b","c");

(inside a...

Once again I'm trying to apply C++ practices to ActionScript. I'm trying to create a variable that references an array. For example:

(root)
myArray = new Array("a","b","c");

(inside a...

thanks

If you look at the script example, my functions are unique (in parameters). However, MX refuses to call the appropriate constructor when instanciating the objects.

I've dabled in Java and c++, both allow for multiple constructor functions. I'm trying to create a class in MX with multiple constructor functions using the same principles but it doesn't seem to be...