Thanks everyone for your quick responses! It was indeed a case of the
clip not fully loaded yet. I'm able to reach it now.
- MM
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Sent: Monday, June 19, 2006 11:25 AM
Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] Can't reach boolean?
Hi Danny...
Thanks for responding.
The value is just a constant true, on the timeline of
_root.collective.table1.p5.
If I trace(root.collective.table1.p5), I get the clip's path in the
output window, no problem. But if I go and trace a variable within that
mc, I get nothing.
Sounds weird. Case sensitivity issue? Or has the mc not loaded at the moment
you look for the value? What happens if you trace the valu
Michael,
When are you tracing this? Have you given everything enough time for
the variables to be properly set up? Try leaving a frame at the
beginning before doing so.
HTH,
Ian
On 6/19/06, Mendelsohn, Michael <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Danny...
Thanks for responding.
The value is just a
Hi Danny...
Thanks for responding.
The value is just a constant true, on the timeline of
_root.collective.table1.p5.
If I trace(root.collective.table1.p5), I get the clip's path in the
output window, no problem. But if I go and trace a variable within that
mc, I get nothing.
> What's the valu
Why am I not able to reach that boolean through code?
trace(_root.collective.table1.p5.isPiece) is always undefined.
What's the value of _root.collective.table1.p5? And is the var in the
correct scope? Just two obvious things to ask, sorry!
Danny
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Hi list...
I have a path to a mc like so:
_root.collective.table1.p5
On the root of the clip named p5, there is this line of code:
var isPiece:Boolean = true;
Why am I not able to reach that boolean through code?
trace(_root.collective.table1.p5.isPiece) is always undefined.
Thanks,
- Michael M
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