How to set an icon of a Button in ActionScript ?

Question

A need to create at runtime some buttons and set their icons.
I found a problem to do that in ActionScript. In MXML is easy
to set the icon just use a syntax like this: <mx:Button
label="some text" icon="images/ok.png"/>
But in ActionScript how I can set the icon ?
I need to create the icon by a path passed as a parameter.
Example:
The user want to create a button with a label and an icon so
call a method like this (that return and instance of Button):
createButton("Update","images/update.png");
Thank at all for the help.
Marco

Answer 1

supahsain08 wrote:
Well i did this
Triangle.setLocation(50, 100);
(where Triangle is a buton)
it doesn't do anything, stays at the same placeIt's all about context here and there are still many unknowns here that can effect your result and that you have not told us or shown us. My suggestion to you is to consider posting an SSCCE (Short, Self Contained, Correct (Compilable), Example, a condensed program similar to your current program in that it demonstrates the problem at hand, but is the smallest bit of code that still compiles and has no extra code that's not relevant to your problem. For more info on SSCCEs please look here:
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{&#99;ode}good luck, pete