RE: [Flashcoders] First attempts at wirting code in AS2
Thanks Steven
This extends MovieClip solution looks interesting, I will investigate this
further.
I am having trouble getting my head around the separation of the timeline
elements with the classes.
Thanks
Paul
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Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] First attempts at wirting code in AS2
You need to declare your class variables before you use them:
class GameObject extends MovieClip {
var little_stars_mc:MovieClip;
var game_number:Number;
function GameObject() {
game_number = 1;
little_stars_mc.gotoAndStop("game" + game_number);
}
}
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RE: [Flashcoders] First attempts at wirting code in AS2
You need to declare your class variables before you use them:
class GameObject extends MovieClip {
var little_stars_mc:MovieClip;
var game_number:Number;
function GameObject() {
game_number = 1;
little_stars_mc.gotoAndStop("game" + game_number);
}
}
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Re: [Flashcoders] First attempts at wirting code in AS2
Classes don't share scope with the main timeline. You should pass in
little_stars_mc as an argument to the Constructor when you create your
Class, then store it as a member variable so all your methods have access to
it. The fact that it worked before with AS 1.0 was merely a side-effect of
the less strict scoping rules.
A little time spent reading some OOP books will save you hours of
frustration in the long run. In addition to "Essential AS 2.0", you might
check out "Object-Oriented Actionscript" from New Riders.
By the way, this sort of question is probably more appropriate for the Flash
Newbie board. :)
-Adam
On 7/14/06, Paul Steven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
public function Initialise_Game1_Demo():Void {
Game_Number = 1;
little_stars_mc.gotoAndStop game" + Game_Number);
}
}
I am getting the following error
There is no method with the name 'little_stars_mc'.
little_stars_mc.gotoAndStop("game" + Game_Number);
I presume I am doing something fundamentally wrong here so would
appreciate
any advice.
Many thanks
Paul
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