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The right way to do RollOver Event in AS3 | MOUSE_OVER and MOUSE_OUT in ActionScript 3 | zedia flash blog
Saved by uncleflo on April 11th, 2011.
Because this post is now receiving a lot of traffic and it is one that I wrote so long ago, I felt obliged to update it a little. First off I would like to say that I would stick with method number 1 because it is just way easier to understand the code and method number 2 doesn’t save much (it just makes things more complicated, keep it simple). Secondly, I did some edits to the code itself; I removed the bad habits I used to have. I switched the MOUSE_OVER for ROLL_OVER because 99% of the time that is what you will need. I also change “e:MouseEvent” to “event:MouseEvent” as it is easier to read and it is the best practice that Adobe is pushing. Finally, I added “false, 0, true” at the end of my listener functions to set weakReference to true. In short, this is a fail safe if you forget to remove your listeners when you don’t need your button anymore. The button won’t be held into memory by the listeners. I just thought you should know.
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