Function.prototype

Hey all, I come from an ajax environment and have been using
Prototype.js library for quite some time.
I'm attempting to recreate some of the features by extending
the core Function object, however I am not having much luck. Has
anyone done this with Flex yet? Here's a snippet of what I'm
attempting:
Function.prototype.bind = function():* {
var __method:Object = this, args:Array = arguments,
object:Object = args.shift();
return function():* {
return __method.apply(object, args.concat(arguments));
var tmp:Function = function():void {
Then when doing something like:
Alert.show(tmp.bind(null));
I get the error (in Flex Builder 2):
1061: Call to a possibly undefined method bind through a
reference with static type Function.
Anyone have any idea on how to do what I'm trying?
Thanks!

I think I get his question...
He wants to make a C call which returns a pointer to Y[] in the form Y=HandleByVI(&input,len,&charbuff[0], i...).
The labview define VI Prototype window doesn't allow pointers to be returned, only output values. which may be selected in the VI output dropbox.
What you really want is status=HandleByVI (double* input, double*output, long len, char* s...) and let status = success or failure of the function.
Wire up your inputs and outputs to the icon as you would for any subvi and they will be available when you select the Export VIs in the builder.
Cheers!
David
Ain't English just wunderful!

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