[Flashcoders] Order of code execution - class files versus the root timeline- is this consistent

2006-05-02 Thread Manuel Saint-Victor

When code is in class files can we count on any particular order of
execution relative to code in the _root timeline.  For example if I have a
component that is dragged on stage that is dragged on stage is it always
available by the time code in the main timeline runs.  I have sort of taken
it for granted that I can write code to execute say on a combobox on stage
without worrying about when it will be available- is this always a safe
assumption?

Thanks,
Mani
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Re: [Flashcoders] Order of code execution - class files versus the root timeline- is this consistent

2006-05-02 Thread Johannes Nel

best to wait a frame i would say, and with v2 components sometimes 2 frames.
do an on enter frame on width for example and see what it says

On 5/2/06, Manuel Saint-Victor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


When code is in class files can we count on any particular order of
execution relative to code in the _root timeline.  For example if I have a
component that is dragged on stage that is dragged on stage is it always
available by the time code in the main timeline runs.  I have sort of
taken
it for granted that I can write code to execute say on a combobox on stage
without worrying about when it will be available- is this always a safe
assumption?

Thanks,
Mani
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Re: [Flashcoders] Order of code execution - class files versus the root timeline- is this consistent

2006-05-02 Thread Manuel Saint-Victor

Okay thanks- That's good to know.



On 5/2/06, Johannes Nel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


best to wait a frame i would say, and with v2 components sometimes 2
frames.
do an on enter frame on width for example and see what it says

On 5/2/06, Manuel Saint-Victor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 When code is in class files can we count on any particular order of
 execution relative to code in the _root timeline.  For example if I have
a
 component that is dragged on stage that is dragged on stage is it always
 available by the time code in the main timeline runs.  I have sort of
 taken
 it for granted that I can write code to execute say on a combobox on
stage
 without worrying about when it will be available- is this always a safe
 assumption?

 Thanks,
 Mani
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