Hi,
Using "automatically declare stage instances" rather than instance
variables / programmatic naming.
Flash moaned about the latter - said I could not set the .name
variable on something that had been added to the stage at authortime,
which is why I assumed (maybe wrongly) that I could access the
components from my parent using the on stage instance names - they all
traced as null at ADDED_TO_STAGE for the parent. The only thing I can
think here is that the load order may have something to do with it,
which sounds wrong because I thought I had read ADDED_TO_STAGE is
supposed to be called when everything is ready in a clip - including
children.
Thanks
Glen
jonathan howe wrote:
Hi, Glen,
It would be interesting to know for triage: How are you referring to the
components in your main class, i.e.
- are your contributors using the "automatically declare stage instances"
or
- you are creating matching variables in the main class or
- not even giving them instance names and relying on the ADDED_TO_STAGE
handler to fire to 'make themselves known'?
-jonathan
On Mon, Nov 3, 2008 at 10:17 PM, sebastian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
forget to addChild()?
The problem I have run into is that when I instanciate an AppScreen
symbol from my library - it's not on stage - and add it to the stage I
handle the ADDED_TO_STAGE event for wiring the components up.
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