As mentionned before, the "orthodox" way is to follow OOP philosophy,
but it's actually not "immediate" to get training about it, and also
follow the logical consequences of this choice, such as adopting proper
tools for actionscript editing (eg:FlashDevelop) and versioning
(eg:SVN), etc..
Even under the auspices of a qualified teacher, it can take days. But
it's a good investment.
A simple (class-free) solution to your practical problem may be to write
on frame 1 of you clip_mc:
Object(parent).countN++;
(But you won't get an error message if countN variable doesn't exist,
therefore this practice can make debugging quite difficult)
Hope it helps,
Olivier
Henrik Andersson a écrit :
natalia Vikhtinskaya wrote:
THANK YOU!!!!
Just remember that you just turned off all type safety and even the
slightest typo will result in a runtime error instead of a compile
time error.
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