Check the following: 1) class GameoverPanel extends UserInteractionPanel ... Make sure you have "extends" word
2) To use super(controller, panelObj); , you must have 2 parameters in the construstor of UserInteractionPanel class. -- Best regards, Gregory_GOusable ================================ http://GOusable.com Flash components development. Usability services. > Tim Stickland wrote: > > Hi everyone > I have class compiling issues... I have a class 'UserInteractionPanel' > which is extended by a number of subclasses. > UserInteractionPanel does not reference any other classes. > Each extended class imports a version of the Delegate class (rewritten to > allow arguments to be passed to the executed function), then calls the > super() method in its constructor. > When I compile, I get the following errors (and the standard "the name of > this class, 'UserInteractionPanel', conflicts with the name of another class > that was loaded" error that seems to appear every time I create a class): > **Error** D:\WORK\..\source\classes\GameoverPanel.as: Line 6: There is no > method with the name 'super'. > super(controller, panelObj); > Now call me stupid, but the super() method should be there inherently (ha > ha). Anyone know why Flash is confused? > Thanks in advance > Tim _______________________________________________ Flashcoders mailing list [email protected] http://chattyfig.figleaf.com/mailman/listinfo/flashcoders
