Accessing parent function from class

Hey guys
I have a .fla file with some code in the actions panel.
A bit of code calls a function in a class from the actions panel
The function in the class is run, but I want to be able to call a function in the main actions panel code from the function in that class
The class doesn't extend anything so (parent as MovieClip).function() does not work
Any ideas?
Thanks
Chris

if you're trying to reference code attached to a timeline, your class will need a displayobject reference. you can pass it a reference when instantiating a class object:
// on a timeline:
var c:YourClass=new YourClass(this); // code your constructor to accept this movieclip reference.
you can then use that reference to access code in any timeline (that exists when trying to reference):
private var tl:MovieClip; // import the mc class.
public funciton YourClass(mc:MovieClip){
tl=mc;

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