[Laszlo-dev] delegates *must* have an argument?

[Sebastian Wagner]

same mistery for me but I think its because in AS3 you got to match
the exact number of arguments. Otherwise the Code will be not
compiled.

sebastian

2009/3/19 Sarah Allen <sarah at ultrasaurus.com>:
> So, I've got this code...
>
>    <method name="_activateTimeDel">
>        //Debug.write("mediastream._activeTimeDel()", this);
>        if (!this._timedel) {
>            this._timedel = new LzDelegate(this, "_updateTime");
>        }
>
>        this._timedel.unregisterAll();
>        this._timedel.register(lz.Idle, "onidle");
>    </method>
>
> I had noticed that _updateTime had an unused (and undocumented) argument 'v'
> which I removed to make the code cleaner and clearer.  However, in the swf9
> runtime, I learn that delegates *must* be declared with an argument:
> WARNING: Invalid delegate: mediastream name: ms._updateTime => Function
> (must accept one argument)
>
> So, I go look up in the reference to see what the argument is and find no
> mention of it.  Is this a doc omission?
>
> just curious... for now, I'll just put back the mysterious 'v'
>
> Sarah
>



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