> See, Tom? I knew it wouldn't be long before I had another js
> question.
Sheesh...
j/k
> Say I declare a global variable called gData in a movie script written
> in Lingo syntax. I want to access gData in a behavior written in js
> syntax.
>
> Is it declared at the beginning of the js
See, Tom? I knew it wouldn't be long before I had another js question.
Say I declare a global variable called gData in a movie script written
in Lingo syntax. I want to access gData in a behavior written in js
syntax.
Is it declared at the beginning of the js behavior?
_global.gData
And how wo
> One thing I'd like to suggest, is that in the script window, the
> js syntax doesn't seem to auto-indent when, in my case, I actually
> get it correct.
Believe me, I realize the pain induced by the level of auto-formatting
for JS in the Script window (or rather the lack thereof). The only
auto-f
Thanks, Tom, it makes sense. I never imagined you could emulate public
and private variables within a behavior that simply. It has sunk in,
but getting it to stick in my brain is a different story...
Going forward, I may have more questions on js syntax. A recent project
I just completed made e
Michael,
> I think I mostly understood that. But, I don't understand:
> you *don't* have to declare your script's properties at the
> beginning of a js script?
Here is an example behavior:
function beginSprite () {
this.pMember = sprite(this.spriteNum).member;
this.pText = this.pMember.te
Thanks for the response Tom. Score one for Adobe customer service. :-)
I think I mostly understood that. But, I don't understand: you *don't*
have to declare your script's properties at the beginning of a js
script? And how do you distinguish between declaring a global and a
property at the beg
Michael,
> I'm taking a stab at converting my lingo scripts to javascript
> syntax. I started with a very easy one. My question is why does
> on beginSprite(me) NOT translate to function beginSprite(this){}.
> That returns an error of missing formal parameter, and funct
Hi Adobe friends...
I'm taking a stab at converting my lingo scripts to javascript syntax.
I started with a very easy one. My question is why does on
beginSprite(me) NOT translate to function beginSprite(this){}. That
returns an error of missing formal parameter, and function
beginS
