I need to access topBox's grandchildren and determine whether they're buttons or not.
This function below (thank you Flextras.com) grabs topBox's immediate children which are the HBoxes. How do I go one level lower to topBox's grandchildren? Or is the only way to do this is to run this function on each HBox?
for (var i : int =0; i<topBox.numChildren; i++){
var child : DisplayObject = topBox.getChildAt(i);
var myButton:UIComponent = child as UIComponent;
blah blah
}
<mx:VBox id="topBox">
<mx:HBox id="Hbox1">
<mx:Button id="button1"
label="button1"
click="myClickHandler"/>
<mx:Button id="button2"
label="button2"
click="myClickHandler"/>
</mx:HBox>
<mx:HBox id="Hbox2">
<mx:Button id="button3"
label="button3"
click="myClickHandler"/>
<mx:Button id="button4"
lab开发者_Go百科el="button4"
click="myClickHandler"/>
</mx:HBox>
<mx:VBox>
//declare child access function
private function processChildren(target:DisplayObjectContainer, handler:Function):void
{
for (var i:int = target.numChildren - 1; i >= 0; i--)
{
handler(target.getChildAt(i));
}
}
//call it with handler as anonymous function (may be plain one as well)
processChildren(topBox, function(target:DisplayObjectContainer):void
{
processChildren(target, function(target:DisplayObjectContainer):void
{
//this will be called on grandchildren
if (target is Button)
{
//do something
}
});
});
To make it look less intimidating, one may replace anonymous functions with plain ones, but the idea should be clear.
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