Whoops! I forgot the depth parameter in attachMovie! Oh well, you get
the idea...
Ian
On 3/30/07, Ian Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Johan,
(I'm assuming you're talking about AS2?)
Not directly. What you can do is use the initObject parameter of attachMovie.
If you have a class:
class MyClip extends MovieClip
{
public var someInitParam:String;
public var someOtherInitParam:Number;
public function MyClip()
{
trace(someInitParam);
trace(someOtherInitParam);
}
}
and have it linked to the symbol MySymbol then call:
myTimeLine.attachMovie("MySymbol","myinstance", {someInitParam:"Test",
someOtherInitParam:73});
then when the MyClip constructor runs, those properties will be set
and you'll see that appropriate trace.
initObject is exactly that - a workaround for the face that
MovieClip-derived classes can't have their constructors explicitly
called.
Hope that helps!
Ian
On 3/30/07, Johan Nyberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is it possible to send parameters to the constructor of a class that
> extends MovieClip, i.e. when the movie clip that is linked to that class
> is loaded?
>
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