Package/class stuff

Question

I have created the package further below and access it with
the code
immediately below. If I don't have any reference to TestMe it
works fine.
But when I try to add the TestMe function, I get the error
"Call to a
possibly undefined method TestMe"
I thought if I followed the example with TestClass by rote, I
could make the
additional function work. Can anyone tell me what I'm doing
wrong? Also,
with the little I know about AS, I do know that when using
the var statement
you define a variable and it's type separated by a colon. In
defining the
variable that runs the constructor, what follows the colon
and does it have
to be the name of the class? Also, if only the constructor
requires the
"new" keyword I though getting rid of the "new" in the TestMe
() function
call it would work. I got the same message.
HELP
import com.mysite.testing.TestClass
var testClass:TestClass = new TestClass();
var testMe:TestClass = new TestMe();
package com.mysite.testing{
public class TestClass {
public function TestClass() {
trace("TestClass working");
public function TestMe() {
trace("TestMeWorking");

Answer 1

After 3 hours of scouring the internet I finally found ONE
tutorial that
answered my question. Once the constructor is called, the
functions within
the class can be called using dot syntax with the class as
the root. So my
third line should be
testClass.TestMe ()
That would call the TestMe function within the testClass
class.
"WOMP" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>I have created the package further below and access it
with the code
>immediately below. If I don't have any reference to
TestMe it works fine.
>But when I try to add the TestMe function, I get the
error "Call to a
>possibly undefined method TestMe"
>
> I thought if I followed the example with TestClass by
rote, I could make
> the additional function work. Can anyone tell me what
I'm doing wrong?
> Also, with the little I know about AS, I do know that
when using the var
> statement you define a variable and it's type separated
by a colon. In
> defining the variable that runs the constructor, what
follows the colon
> and does it have to be the name of the class? Also, if
only the
> constructor requires the "new" keyword I though getting
rid of the "new"
> in the TestMe () function call it would work. I got the
same message.
>
> HELP
>
> import com.mysite.testing.TestClass
> var testClass:TestClass = new TestClass();
> var testMe:TestClass = new TestMe();
>
>
> package com.mysite.testing{
> public class TestClass {
> public function TestClass() {
> trace("TestClass working");
> }
> public function TestMe() {
> trace("TestMeWorking");
> }
> }
> }
>