Flash :: MX- Function Works OnMouseUp, Not With SetInterval

Automate This.onMouseup = Function()
Dear All,

I have posted the same question over on the newbies page but got no replies so hopefully some actionscript guru can help me with this.

I am using some of J. tarbell's opensource actionscript for a screensaver and the below function is called to reset the array so that flash rebuilds the pixel blocks.

Is there a way that I can call this automatically on (gridmade) ie the grid is automatically rebuilt after it is completed negating the user interaction (its a screensaver)

this.onMouseup = function() {
if (gridmade) {
for (var n = 0; n<gridList.length; n++) {
gridList[n].doFadeOut();
}
gridmade = false;
makeGrid();
}
};
gridmade = false;
makeGrid();
stop();

+++++++++Full Code++++++++++++++++++

var maxx = 16;
var maxy = 9;
var gridspace = 64;
function makeGrid() {
gridList = new Array();
gridSpot = new Array();
var depth = 0;
for (var x = 0; x<maxx; x++) {
for (var y = 0; y<maxy; y++) {
point = {x:x, y:y};
gridSpot.push(point);
}
}
this.onEnterFrame = function() {
buildGrid();
};
}
function buildGrid() {
var n = random(gridspot.length);
point = gridSpot[n];
gridSpot.splice(n, 1);
var nombre = "qr"+String(depth++);
var init = {_xoint.x*gridspace+gridspace/2, _yoint.y*gridspace+gridspace/2, _xscale:gridspace, _yscale:gridspace};
var neo = this.attachMovie("ColourSquare", nombre, depth, init);
var fr = 0;
var fr_mean = 0;
for (var k = 0; k<this.gridList.length; k++) {
if (neo.hitTest(this.gridList[k])) {
fr += this.gridList[k].shade._currentframe;
fr_mean++;
}
}
if (fr_mean == 0) {
neo.setFrameRandom();
} else {
fr = Math.round(fr/fr_mean);
neo.setFrame(fr);
}

gridList.push(neo);
if (gridspot.length == 0) {
delete this.onEnterFrame;
gridmade = true;
}
}

this.onMouseup = function() {
if (gridmade) {
for (var n = 0; n<gridList.length; n++) {
gridList[n].doFadeOut();
}
gridmade = false;
makeGrid();
}
};
gridmade = false;
makeGrid();
stop();

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Code:
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}
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}
private function foobar():Void {
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And usually that works...but today I had a class that wouldn't work that way. When i ran the code above, it didn't set the interval at all. To get it to work I needed to write it like this:

Code:
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private var myInterval:Number;
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Code:
class myClass{
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private function foobar(passedItem:Object):Void {
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<endtime>12</endtime>
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Code:
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peepz,

i tried something with setInterval to disable a function for a few seconds, but is doesn't working:

ActionScript Code:
onClipEvent(load){

//set some vars in the this.
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this.damping = .7;
this.easing = .2;
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//bounce prototype

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its a sticky button and onrelease it has to bounce back!

maybe somebody can give me some advise?

thnx,

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functions (they are for sticky buttons):

Code:
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Code:
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Code:
EX:

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Now, I tested out to see if I can pass a variable by address or reference to avoid 'return'...but it doesn't work. However, arrays can be used b/c it can be passed by referenced.

For example:
function test (theArray){
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}

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myArray[0] = 'not a dork';

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If you know how I can accomplish the same concept w/out using arrays, let me know.

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