oh very sorry, my misunderstanding.
:)
jonathan howe wrote:
I don't think this is really Glen's problem. You should not have to
addChild() an object placed on the stage via the authoring environment.
On Tue, Nov 4, 2008 at 6:27 PM, sebastian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If you don't do addChild() it won't actually be on the stage - even if you
add it to an array or a variable inside of the clip.
Consider:
public class Tree blabla ()
{
private var apple:Apple;//where 'Apple' is some item you want to attach
to this class
public function Tree ()
{
apple = new Apple();
addChild(apple);
}
}
If I don't do an 'addChild' the Apple class will simply be assigned to the
variable apple but it will NOT be opn the stage until I add it via
addChild();
Make sense?
Google it otherwise, it's a basic AS3 concept that differs from AS2.
:)
Seb.
Glen Pike wrote:
Hi,
If I create my AppScreens dynamically and add them - the added to stage
event handler for the AppScreen sub-class is called.
I am not calling addChild() for the components in the AppScreen
sub-class because they are placed at authortime inside the clip - I should
not have to call addChild for these surely?
Glen
sebastian wrote:
forget to addChild()?
The problem I have run into is that when I instanciate an AppScreen
symbol from my library - it's not on stage - and add it to the stage I
handle the ADDED_TO_STAGE event for wiring the components up.
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