Do you want to attach a behavior to a sprite? Do you want the movie
to do it for you? If so, try:
on startMovie me
newScript = script("testScript").new()
sprite(1).scriptInstanceList.append(newScript)
end
This code will
1) make a new script instance from the behavior member called "testScript"
2) append the script instance to the scripts that sprite 1 already has
-A.
>At 03:54 28.01.2002 -0500, hoanglinh wrote:
>>Hello,
>>I'm a becomer and my English is not well. I have got a
>>question that I want to use the statement to set a behavior
>>into a sprite or much more. I tried to use the "sendsprite"
>>and "sendallsprites" statement but unsuccessfull. Somebody
>>help me???
>
>hoanglinh,
>
>ken pratt already posted a pointer to a (fairly advanced) lingo
>element which may (or may not) meet your needs.
>
>If, however, your question aimed at something else: please describe
>the task you whish to achieve with more details.
>(I may be wrong but I have the feeling you mean something really basic.)
>
>best regards
>daniel plaenitz
>
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