You use the id as a drop-in replacement for your variable. <canvas> <view id='firstview' visible='false' /> <script> Debug.debug(firstview.visible) </script> </canvas> prints false to the debug console.
On Fri, Mar 4, 2011 at 6:54 PM, Chris Janik <[email protected]> wrote: > Many times I've referenced an active view by opening them like so > > OpenBW = new lz.BigWindow(canvas, {x:xcor, y:10, width:wid}); > > OpenBW = something like this <BigWindow>#3 /BigWindow > > after doing this I can refer to that view using the variable OpenBW. > > In a project I'm currently working on it would be pretty messy to spawn all > of my views like the one above but I still would like to be able to > reference them. > > How can I do this? > > I've tried to assign the Id of the view I want to control to a variable and > I've also tried getUID but both of these return "TypeError: Cannot call > method 'doStart' of undefined" > > Can someone please help > > -- > ignotus > >
