In this case, attachMovie returns heavily extended movieclips. There is
no casting in the scripts at this point.
- A
Ian Thomas wrote:
It's not something strange about the types you're using is it?
You always seem to be treating the return value of attachMovie as an
Object rather than a MovieClip (which should work fine) - but I've no
idea what type inventoryTool is, from you're code, and wonder vaguely
whether it's silently failing a cast somewhere.
Any particular reason you're using Object rather than MovieClip?
Ian
On 8/30/06, Andreas Rønning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This is beyond retarded. What fixed my problem? Doing something
superfluous and stupid looking.
var invToolTemp:Object = toolArea.addTool(false,"InventoryToolMC");
trace("returned value: "+invToolTemp); //returns a clip reference
inventoryTool = invToolTemp; //set the class var to the local var
trace("stored value: "+inventoryTool); //voilà, class var set properly
What the hell?
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