The situation is simple. I have a datagrid that gets its data from a webservice.
When data from the webservice is retrived it calls the following function:
private function onListReg():void
{
arrRegOld = WSAutoreg.list.lastResult as ArrayCollection;
arrReg = WSAutoreg.list.lastResult as ArrayCollection;
dgReg.dataProvider = autoreglist;
}
dgReg is the Datagrid. the arr variables are ArrayCollections defined like so:
private var arrRegOld:ArrayCollection = new ArrayCollection;
[Bindable]
private var arrReg:ArrayCollection = new ArrayCollection;
The intent is whe开发者_开发技巧n I hit a update button, it compares arrRegOld with arrReg and see if any values have changes. The problem is whenever I change values on the Datagrid it changes on both the dataProvider and on both ArrayCollections.
Does anyone know why is this happening? What should I do so that the binding applies only to one ArrayCollection?
Appreciate any tip. - Mike
Your lists are sharing the same objects, if you modify the first element from arrReg you will see the modification also in arrRegOld - it is not related to binding. You need to clone the objects. You have several choices:
a) Implement a clone method for your objects (recommended) b) Use a generic method like this one:
private function clone(source:Object):*
{
var array:ByteArray=new ByteArray();
array.writeObject(source);
array.position=0;
return(array.readObject());
}
and call arrRegOld = clone (arrReg); after arrReg = WSAutoreg.list.lastResult as ArrayCollection;
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