I would like to make an Object that has key names taken from a variable. Probably this is not clear enough, so let me make an example.
I have two variables var str1:String = 'firstKey'; and str2:String = 'secondKey';
How can I make an object that would look like:
var obj:Object = {firstKey: 'some value开发者_如何学JAVA', secondKey: 'some other value'}, note that firstKey and secondKey are values of variables str1 and str2.
Doing obj = {str1: 'some value', str2: 'some other value'} does not yield a result that I would like
Thanx a bunch for answers! Ladislav Klinc
I'm not sure I understood correctly, but this might be what you want:
var str1:String = 'firstKey';
var str2:String = 'secondKey';
var myObj:Object = {}; // shorthand for a new object
myObj[str1] = 'some value';
myObj[str2] = 'some other value';
The strings within brackets are expanded, so really this is what happens:
myObj.firstKey = 'some value';
myObj.secondKey= 'some other value';
As Lex suggested, just split() a String by a delimiter into an Array and use that to populate your object.
e.g.
//get the values as arrays
var keys:Array = String('firstKey,secondKey').split(',');
var values:Array = String('some value,some other value').split(',');
var keysNum:int = keys.length;
//populate the object
var obj:Object = {};
for(var i:int = 0; i < keysNum; i++)
obj[keys[i]] = values[i];
//test
for(var k:String in obj)
trace('key: ' + k + ' value: ' + obj[k]);
HTH
I think you have to use an array for that. So your object has an array (with the key strings as offset). I'm not sure what the AS 3 syntax is for that, but I'm sure that it's possible.
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