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Sure, it’d be something like this: class component1 { public var numberone : Number; } class component2 { public var comp1 : component1; function readNumberOne() : Void { Var num : Number = comp1.numberone; //do what you want } } class parent { var comp1: component1; var comp1 : component2; function parent() { Comp1 = new component1(); Comp2 = new component2(); Comp2.comp1 = comp1; } } That help? Matt From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] All I really want to do in a nutshell is have one action
script component set a value for a variable and then have another action script
component be able to recognize the value of that variable. I mean lets say you
have an action script component thats taking up too much memory so you make
another action script, ok. What I want to do is to have the first action set a
value for a variable lets call the variable numberone ok and the first action
script component sets the value of numberone to 24. It works great until the second
action script component tries to access it all I get is either a Yahoo! Groups Links
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