MACROMEDIA FLASH 8-LEARNING ACTIONSCRIPT 2.0 IN FLASH, Руководство пользователя

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Example: Writing custom classes 271
A class’s members consist of properties (variable declarations) and methods (function
definitions). You must declare and define all properties and methods inside the class body (the
curly braces [
{}
]); otherwise, an error occurs during compilation. For information on
members, see “About public, private, and static methods and properties (members)”
on page 247 .
To add methods to the ClassA and ClassB classes:
1. Open ClassA.as and ClassB.as in the Flash authoring tool.
2. Modify the ClassA class file so it matches the following code (the changes to make appear
in boldface):
class com.macromedia.utils.ClassA {
static var _className:String;
function ClassA() {
trace("ClassA constructor");
}
function doSomething():Void {
trace("ClassA - doSomething()");
}
}
The block of code in boldface creates a new method in the class, which traces a string to
the Output panel.
3. In ClassA.as, select Tools > Check Syntax to check the syntax of your ActionScript file.
If any errors are reported in the Output panel, compare the ActionScript in your script to
the complete code written in the previous step. If you cannot fix the code errors, copy and
paste the complete code into the Script window before you proceed.
4.
Check the syntax of ClassB.as as you did in ClassA.as.
If any errors appear in the Output panel, copy and paste the complete code into the Script
window before you proceed:
class com.macromedia.utils.ClassB {
static var _className:String;
function ClassB() {
trace("ClassB constructor");
}
function doSomething():Void {
trace("ClassB - doSomething()");
}
}
5. Save both ActionScript files before you proceed.