> See, Tom? I knew it wouldn't be long before I had another js
> question.
Sheesh... <rolling my eyes>
j/k
> Say I declare a global variable called gData in a movie script written
> in Lingo syntax. I want to access gData in a behavior written in js
> syntax.
>
> Is it declared at the beginning of the js behavior?
> _global.gData
>
> And how would it be referenced within a function within that behavior?
> function readData(){
> if(_global.gData == true){
> // or if(gData){} what's best?
> }
> }
No need to declare the global at the top of your script if you use
_global.<propName>, when you declare a global in Lingo and then assign
that variable a value, a property is added to the _global object which
can then be accessed via Lingo or JS syntax.
Cheers,
Tom Higgins | Product Manager | Director & the Shockwave Player
Adobe Systems Incorporated
http://weblogs.macromedia.com/thiggins/
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