quick question: Is there a better way to do this?
public class ribbon extends Sprite {
private var fa开发者_如何转开发llAmount,taper;
public function ribbon(FallAmount=50,Taper=0.2){
fallAmount=FallAmount;
taper=Taper;
}
You initial variables should have a value like displayed below and explicit strong typing is a feature of AS3 of which should never been forgotten. But aside from that - pretty sound.
k - I didn't realise this'll be a final solution - so here's some edits
Class names are uppercase. This is the same as as3 native (e.g.
Sprite
) and it defines the use of it well:var ribbon:Ribbon = new Ribbon() //See how it flows well
.Internal private var's can have an underscore. this denotes whilst programming an internal variable and is good for others when you share your code.
public class Ribbon extends Sprite {
private var _fallAmount:int = 50;
private var _taper:Number = .2;
public function Ribbon(fallAmount:int=50, taper:Number=0.2){
this._fallAmount = fallAmount;
this._taper = taper;
}
}
Hope it helps buddy.
I'd be most inclined to do this like so:
public class Ribbon extends Sprite
{
private var _fallAmount:int = 50;
private var _taper:Number = 0.2;
}
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