thanx for the info. A workaround would be to let the callback create a
timeout object (see code below which does succesfully throw an error). So,
I wonder, maybe it would be a good habit to ALWAYS use 1ms-timout-objects
for xtra callbacks? What do you think?
Valentin
a global boolean, maybe a behavior property, but since your callbacks from
Flash/Xtra/ActixeX don't provide the "me" for behavior methods, sometimes
this can be a problem.
You might be OK with a timeout, long as you're not trying to reference
objects that don't exist/aren't referenced ("me") and aren't trying
anything too fancy there.
The basic idea is:
Do as little as possible when receiving events n callbacks from
Flash/Xtras/ActiveX. Set the data somewhere for Director to find as part
of its normal event hierarchy.
roymeo
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