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actionscript-3functionparametersflash-cs5.5
Intan Mega
Intan Mega

Reputation: 45

Function in AS3

i try to make a function like this:

    function splashlafadz(obj:MovieClip):void{
var varsplash1 = new TimelineMax({delay:3});
varsplash1.to(obj, 1, {alpha:100, x:427.85, y:208.90, ease:Back.easeOut, delay:1});
varsplash1.to(obj, 1,{visible:false, delay:3});
}

then, i have a movieclip named splash1..how can i apply that function to splash1? i try to use 

splashlafadz.call(splash1);

but it getting error.. how can i use the function to be used with a different movieclip?

Can I make a sound a parameter??so each of movieclip have a different sound?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 87

Answers (2)

prototypical
prototypical

Reputation: 6751

You can just add another parameter to pass the sound you'd like to use :

function splashlafadz(obj:MovieClip, sound:Sound):void{
    var varsplash1 = new TimelineMax({delay:3});
    varsplash1.to(obj, 1, {alpha:100, x:427.85, y:208.90, ease:Back.easeOut, delay:1});
    varsplash1.to(obj, 1,{visible:false, delay:3});
    sound.play();
}

Then you just call it like so :

splashlafadz(yourObject, yourSound);

Upvotes: 1

andypaxo
andypaxo

Reputation: 6621

To call a function you can just use the function name directly, like this: splashlafadz(splash1).

The call function is required when you want to change the this object, it's quite likely you won't ever need it. There's some thorough documentation on MDN right here: Function.prototype.call. (This reference is for JavaScript, but it works the same way as Action Script).

Upvotes: 0

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