if you are extending the xml classes to get search capability look at
www.xfactorstudio.com 's xpath implementation
On 9/16/06, dc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hi list -
I am trying to add some functions to built in classes.
Q1) Using the prototype syntax. Is this an AS1 method, is there a
better way to do this with AS2?
Q2) this works within my main movie script.
however, when i try to use the extended XML object within my own
classes, the compiler fails with a "no such method" error.
is there a scoping issue, or somehow i have to redefine the XML object
prototype within my own class, Again?
-------- main timeline this is OK:
XMLNode.prototype.findFirstNode = function (searchName) {
trace("searching for: " + searchName);
}
xml = new XMLNode;
xml.findFirstNode("test"); // fine up to here.
import pikkle.WireMenu; // fails here
--------------
inside the pikkle.WireMenu i have exactly the same code,
xml.findFirstNode("test");
and there it fails, as if it forgot that it had added extra methods to
the XMLNode class.
thanks for any tips!
/dc
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