(I tried to send this a few minutes ago, and something I posted
subsequently has shown up, so I'm trying again -cw)
Paul Steven wrote:
> Even though it works fine now replacing me.spriteNum with the
> currentSpriteNum, I am still curious as to why it doesn't work with
> me.spriteNum!
Getting back to Paul's original question:
When you drop the behaviours on the sprites on the stage by hand
or assign them in the score, they'll know their own spriteNum and your
script should work.
But if you're assigning them on the fly with Lingo they won't.
You would need to do it with something like:
add(sprite(x).scriptinstanceList, new(script "foo"),x)
And the behaviour'll have to have the property 'spriteNum' declared and set
explicitly in its 'new' handler
property spriteNum
on new me, x
spriteNum = x
return me
end
Have I struck close to the problem?
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