Error 1137: Incorrect number of arguments. Expected no more than 0.

[Phrozen]

Ok, this problem is really starting to irk my nerves. I have an MXML file in Flex that I am trying to call a custom class I have written that is within a package. The constructor of this class, clearly has 3 arguments that need to be provided.

package com.ryancrocker
{
import flash.events.Event;
import flash.net.URLLoader;
import flash.net.URLRequest;

public class VideoLibrary
{
// instantiate variables
private var p_loader:URLLoader;
private var p_xmlData:XML;
private var p_videoID:int;

private var p_libraryURL:String;

public function VideoLibrary(url:String, file:String, videoID:int = 0)
{
this.ps_libraryURL = url;
this.p_videoID = videoID;

this.p_loader = new URLLoader();
this.p_loader.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, onXMLLoaded);

this.p_loader.load(new URLRequest(this.p_libraryURL + file));
}
.....

and here is the script that I have embedded in the MXML to instantiate a VideoLibrary object.

private var vl:VideoLibrary;

private function initApp():void
{
vl = new VideoLibrary("http://vpatraining.brinkster.net/video_library/", "videoLibrary.xml");

vl.selectVideo(0);

videoPlayer.source = vl.getSource();

videoPlayer.play();
}

And here are the three errors I receive from Flex Builder when I try to build the project.

- 1061: Call to a possibly undefined method getSource through a reference with static type VideoLibrary.
- 1061: Call to a possibly undefined method selectVideo through a reference with static type VideoLibrary.
- 1137: Incorrect number of arguments. Expected no more than 0.

If anyone has any ideas on why this could be happening I would greatly appreciate your input. Thanks in advance!

[Damaskal]

usually all other errors are generated by the first error.. and the error that pisses u off does not tell u the number of args to a concrete function...

handle the 1st error 1st, the 3rd will dissapear

[Phrozen]

I got rid of the other errors by commenting out the calls to those functions, but I still get the constructor error.