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>
> If I create a script object -- you know, the whole 'me' thang - would the
> object receive a 'stopmovie' call?
A quick test says no.
The movie script 'on stopMovie' would have to call the object's 'stopMovie' handler.
Or more manageable: it calls the 'stopMovie' in an object that's been kept apprised of
the births of the objects...
in the Objects' parent scripts:
global Census -- the instance of the tracking object
on new me
Census.newBirth(me)
end
on stopMovie me
Yadda Yadda
end
in the Census object:
property censusList
on new me
censusList =[]
end
on newbirth me, newbornName
censusList.add(newbornName)
end
on stopMovie me
repeat with x = 1 to censuslist.count
censusList[x].stopmovie()
end repeat
end
in the moviescript:
on stopMovie
Census.stopMovie()
end
Seat of the pants code. Untested. Good luck. Many possible error conditions not tested
or accounted for.
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