Dynamic Variable Naming for Sound Object

Is it possible to dynamically name a variable? I'd like to
create a new Sound Object on the fly, so that I can use the
Sound.load() method multiple times. I would simply like to create
and name the variable and add a number to the end of the name
(i.e.; var "audio_1":Sound). I'm sure that this is possible.
However, I can't seem to get it figured out.

This code worked great! However, how can I set a global
variable equal to the newly created Sound Object so that it is
available globally via a reuseable reference?
Here's an example of how I attempted to do this. Please note:
audioObject is a global variable that I am trying to use to
reference the new Sound Object in various places.
audioObjectCount is a global variable that I am using to set
or get the next number to use when dynamically creating the next
new Sound Object

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Dynamic variable naming

can you create a variable and name it dynamically? like:
for(var i:Number = 0; i<5; i++){
var ["v"+i]:Number = i;
so you could create unique variables on the fly?

Yes, but you need to define the scope of the variables:
for(var i:Number = 0; i<5; i++){
this["v"+i]:Number = i;
Because this uses the array access operator (square
brackets), it needs an object instance, like 'this', '_root' or
whatever fits.
cheers,
blemmo

Dynamic file naming for two or more files in same mappin

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I am working with Dynamic file naming on receiver files...
Here two files are coming as output files...
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How to name different dynamic names for the two differenet files

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Go thru this blog:
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Dynamic variable Time for Select

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I try to develop some scripts but always I have the same problem , when I try to put in a Select instruction the variable Time, it doesn´t work correctly (for example):
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Hi,
Dynamic variables like %TIME_SET% do not interact very well with the compiled default logic (LGX files) when it is run after a data send. If you look at the Default.LGX file, you will notice that your *SELECT statement does not appear there because that *SELECT statement has already been compiled. That is why the logic works when it is run via the debugger (because the LGF file is getting executed at run time) and it does not work when it is run via a data send (because the LGX is being executed).
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2. Place the following text in the Default.LGF file:
*RUNLOGIC
*LOGIC=Calculation1.LGF
*ENDRUNLOGIC
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Dynamic variables' naming from SendAndLoad

Hello,
Been chasing my tail for almost 2days now, I'm having
problems on how to load dynamically named variables and place it on
dynamically named movieclips. I'm loading variables from php/mysql
query thru sendAndLoad (no problem with that). The loaded variables
are names of swf files that i'm trying to load on dynamically
numbered movieclips. The problem is it just wont load. I've
searched the net for similar codes, but with no luck. I'm guessing
that my error is in getting the exact variable name to load.
Heylp...

No problems, you're welcome.
I think the eval should do the same thing as what I had. I
can't remember, I don't tend to use eval in flash - don't really
know why. I think loadMovie also accepts a string argument (which I
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Dynamic Variable name (for int/long) from a String variable

Hi,
I want to give a int/long variable name from a String.
for ex.
String str = lookup + "Id";
lookup is a String variable coming from XML. Now, for instance lookup="name". So str = "nameId".
Now I want to create a int/long variable by nameId.
Could anybody tell me the way how to do. Please don't tell to use MAP.
Edited by: Shah on Dec 5, 2007 3:26 PM

Well you can't. Use a Map.
The compiler translates variable names into slot numbers, either within an object or withing the local "stack frame" and these slot numbers are assigned names at compile time. No new slots can be created at run time. Java is not Basic.
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Need help generating variable name for timeout object

Below is a function I am using to scale an object down and
then hide it. It works fine on just one object, but if I try to run
it on multiple objects at the same time, only the last object gets
scaled down. I believe this is because the timeout list only ever
has a single item in it, “ShrinkTimeOut”.
Does each entity in the timeout list need a distinct name?
And if so, how would I dynamically generate a name and save it so I
can kill the timeout object once the object has scaled down fully?

> Does it look like I am getting rid of the timeout object
properly in my code?
Now that you mention it, and I have a look, no - it doesn't:
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Dynamic file naming for 820 outbound transaction

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%FROM_PARTY%
%TO_PARTY%
%DOCTYPE_NAME%
%DOCTYPE_REVISION%
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%MSG_TYPE%
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Very odd behavior regarding variable naming with DataService.fill()

I'm experiencing this odd behavior in LCDS 2.5, wich pertains
to variable naming for the objects returned by a DataService.fill()
call. I ceated a simple destination with a Java adapter. the Server
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package test;
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[public setters and getters here]
On Flex side, the ActionScript value object is defined as
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package test
[Bindable]
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<adapter ref="java-dao" />
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<source>test.TestDS</source>
<scope>application</scope>
<metadata>
<identity property="m_strObjectId"/>
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<throttle-outbound policy="REPLACE"
max-frequency="500"/>
</network>
<server>
<fill-method>
<name>getObjects</name>
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</server>
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Robert

The latter, as "getM_strObjectId " is an ugly name... don't
tell me that causes issue...ok kidding, I got you. The
setter/getter names are important in this context.
Thanks a lot.
Robert

Dynamic Variable Names

Okay, I just need to figure out how to make dynamic variable
names. In this case, I have a loop, and inside the loop I need to
create a new array for every iteration of the loop. Something like
<cfloop from="0" to="10" index="i">
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On Thu, 22 May 2008 17:14:42 +0000 (UTC), kenji776 wrote:
> Thank you both for your replied, I did manage to find a
solution (the same one
> posted by JR "Bob" Dobbs). Pretty much just looks
like...
>
>
> <cfloop from="1" to="3" index="i">
> <cfset LinkResults["#i#"][1] = "Player 1's Move
ID">
> <cfset LinkResults["#i#"][2] = "Player 2's Move
ID">
> <cfset LinkResults["#i#"][3] = "Damage to player
1">
> <cfset LinkResults["#i#"][4] = "Damage to player
2">
> </cfloop>
From your values, you don't want a two-dimensional array
(which although
you're actually building LinkResults as a struct, with the
sequential
numeric keys, it's basically an array), you want an array of
structs, eg:
LinkResults
.player1.moveId
LinkResults.player1.damage
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which are...
what?
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Dynamic variable names and invalid_character_err

I'm neither an expert at structure notation nor dynamic
variable naming conventions and would appreciate any help with the
following. Thanks!
This code works fine.
<cfset idx="123">
<cfset form.product[idx]=StructNew()>
<cfparam name="form.product[idx].product_nm"
default="Raspberry Jam">
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height="525" width="675" action="formdump.cfm">
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The following code results in the following error:
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<cfparam name="form.product[idx].product_nm"
default="Raspberry Jam">
<cfform name="data_entry" method="post" format="flash"
height="525" width="675" action="formdump.cfm">
<cfformgroup type="tabnavigator" height="400"
width="650">
<cfformgroup type="page" label="Product #idx#">

<cfinput name="product[idx].product_nm" type="text"
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Pam Grieger
[email protected]

Thanks for the info. Knowing what WON’T work is
helpful!
Here’s what I’m trying to do. I’m rewriting
one of my apps, switching out conventional HTML form controls for
<cfform> controls in Flash format. Many of the existing forms
in my app are for updating data contained in a central database.
When such a form is rendered to the screen, each form control is
pre-populated with existing data. All form controls are named
dynamically based upon the unique ID of the record being updated.
Here’s a streamlined but typical example:

<cfquery name="get_project_detail"
datasource="#application.DataSource#">
SELECT project_oid_nbr, project_nm
FROM project_table
WHERE project_oid_nbr IN (14,15,16,17)
ORDER BY project_oid_nbr
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<cfloop query="get_project_detail">
<cfparam name="form.project_nm_#project_oid_nbr#"
default="#get_project_detail.project_nm#">
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<table>
<cfloop query="get_project_detail">
<tr>
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<cfoutput>
Project #project_oid_nbr#:
<input type="text" name="project_nm_#project_oid_nbr#"
value="#Evaluate("form.project_nm_#project_oid_nbr#")#">
</cfoutput>
</td>
</tr>
</cfloop>
</table>
This has been working just fine. However, I’m wondering
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Therefore I wanted to use structure notation to avoid the
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result while still using <cfform> tags? Thanks so much!

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>
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Is there any way you can use a String variable to name an object? I.e., something like:
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so, i have not found anything that i can parlay into a solution for what i am attempting to do.
Basically i am using powershell to build a GUI to manage websites on various servers.
in a nutshell:
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$buttonOK.Name = "buttonOK"
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You can easily substitute CheckedListbox if you like checkboxes.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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