Hello Jiri,
do you absolutely have to use an enterFrame function ?
you can write an init function like this :
function init
(myMc:MovieClip,myLabel:String,mySize:Number,hasIcon:Boolean) {
myMc.setLabel(myLabel);
myMc.setSize(mySize);
myMc.setIcon(hasIcon);
}
init(toto_mc);
This function won't make your movie flick.
Hope this helps,
Gilles
Le 18 avr. 07 à 14:55, Jiri Heitlager | dadata.org a écrit :
Hello list,
I have made a very simpele MovieClip that functions as a generic
button,
this is clip 'gen_btn_mc'.
For the designers it is important that I place the gen_btn_mc on stage
and not attach it at runtime. The gen_btn_mc clip itself has a few
functions on the 1st frame of its timeline, these are:
setLabel()
setSize()
setIcon()
Because the button is place on stage during authortime, it seems the
functions of the gen_btn_mc can only be called after one
'onEnterFrame'
because it seems the functions are 'undefined' otherwise.
EXAMPLE
clipInstance0 is set on stage timeline. Then on the stage timeline I
have to put this code.
onEnterFrame = function(){
clipInstance0.setLabel('hello world')
clipInstance0.setSize(200)
clipInstance0.setIcon(true)
delete this.onEnterFrame
}
This makes the clip flicker, and it is clearly being set, becuase
of the
one onEnterFrame loop.
QUESTION
Is there a way I can overcome this init. problem WITHOUT attaching the
clip at runtime?
Many thanks.
Jiri
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