I think it's because Flash thinks your trying to refer to a member variable
of your class (which hasnt been declared)
If you put like:
class linker extends MovieClip {
var theClip:MovieClip;
function linker() {
trace(theClip);
}
}
It shouldn't give you an error, and I think it should work.
If anyone knows a better solution for this problem please say so!
-s
On 8/11/06, Mendelsohn, Michael <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi list...
I'm trying to access a mc within a mc in my class as follows:
class linker extends MovieClip {
function linker() {
trace(theClip);
}
}
The linker clip is on the stage, and there's a mc within it called
theClip. I get the error "There is no property with the name
'theClip'." What am I missing to access it?
Thanks,
- MM
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