Is it possible to refer label functions to a function contained in a class. eg

labelFunction = myClass.formatFunction

This would save me repeating code.

"nikos101" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Is it possible to refer label functions to a function contained in a
> class. eg
>
> labelFunction = myClass.formatFunction
>
> This would save me repeating code.

Yes, but you might want to consider just creating a custom toString().

HTH;

Amy

As my applications grow I'm finding it more and more appealing to starting
moving my common funcitons into classes, functions like this for example:

private function dateFilterFunction(item:Object):Boolean
{
var t:Boolean = false;
if(item.valueDate.time >=slider.values[0] && item.valueDate.time
<=slider.values[1]){
t = true;
}
return t;

}

Can Other developers share their experiances of doing things this way please
;-)

"nikos101" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> As my applications grow I'm finding it more and more appealing to starting
> moving my common funcitons into classes, functions like this for example:
>
> private function dateFilterFunction(item:Object):Boolean
> {
> var t:Boolean = false;
> if(item.valueDate.time >=slider.values[0] && item.valueDate.time
> <=slider.values[1]){
> t = true;
> }
> return t;
>
> }
>
> Can Other developers share their experiances of doing things this way
> please
> ;-)

I don't see where that makes sense as a class method. Could you provide
more details about how you're using this?