When using behaviors you need to remember that the object reference always
gets passed as the first parameter. In other words:
on foo me
me.foo2("test")
end
on foo2
put param(1) -- you'll get something like you did below
put param(2) -- you'll get "test"
end
HTH,
-- Clint
At 01:48 PM 6/22/01 +0200, you wrote:
>Whenever I pass a command from one behavior to another with a variable, the
>variable turns up all messed up! For example, when I write in a behavior on
>sprite 3:
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>sendSprite(3, #checkRight, 15)
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>And then on another behavior on sprite 3 I write:
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>on checkRight whatNumber
> put whatNumber
>end
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>This is what I get in the message window!
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>-- <offspring "findSound" 4 125c4b8>
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>All I want is the number 15, not this weird line. Can someone tell me what I
>am doing wrong please?
>How do I pass a variable from behavior to behavior?
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>Thanks,
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>Michael Nadel
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