> I parse an xml file and for every child i generate a
> sprite at runtime. Each child in my xml file has
> further subchildren with data about the child. I need
> to store this data about the child in a list which
> corresponds to the number of the sprite such as list 1
> list2 and so on.
> F
Richie Jindal wrote:
> Yes i tried it the way u suggested also like:
> do "put list" & spritNum
>
> But it prints as first it takes the value of
> list which is obviously void since the data is
> actually in list1, list2 and so on..
hmm, my message window shows:
-- Welcome to Director --
do
Richie,
While ever convoluted, the do command should be working fine for you.
Here is an output from my message window:
-- Welcome to Director --
list5 = [5,6,7,8]
put list5
-- [5, 6, 7, 8]
sprtNum = 5
do "put list" & sprtNum
-- [5, 6, 7, 8]
Could you possibly be passing the wrong value to s
Richie Jindal wrote:
> do (put "list" & spritNum )
try:
do "put list" & spritNum
I'd suggest you look at other methods for achieving whatever it is you want
to do here... unless you *absolutely* have to, it's worth avoiding the 'do'
command.
can you give more details about the goal?
Christian
