Hi,
Below I have attached some simple code... The purpose with the code is to
(at runtime) be able to attach a behavior to a puppeted sprite containing a
flash member. The code works as long as I do not use the 'pSpriteRef'
variable and say instead type '2' or '3' (in the exitFrame handler in the
BEHAVIOR CODE below)... Unfortunately this will not work for me because this
behavior will be attached to more than one sprite (and the purpose of using
a behavior would be lost if I need to hardcode object references)... The
error message complains about the #hitTest which to me sounds like it does
not recognize the sprite as a flash sprite.
Anyone? Suggestions?
//Kristian
-- PART OF MOVIE SCRIPT CODE
puppetSprite 2, TRUE
sprite(2).member = puppetName
sprite(2).width = 220
sprite(2).height = 491
sprite(2).locH = 5
sprite(2).locV = 76
if member(puppetName).loaded = TRUE then
flaSetActiveSubItem(gAMemList.aSubMain,gAMemList.aSubSub,
AMemList.aCastPage)
end if
xCursor = (script "flaCursorScript").new(2)
sprite(2).scriptInstanceList.Add(xCursor)
-- BEHAVIOR CODE
property spriteNum, pSpriteRef
on beginSprite me
pSpriteRef = me.spriteNum
end
on exitframe me
if sprite(pSpriteRef).hitTest(the mouseLoc) = #button then
if sprite(pSpriteRef).cursor <> 280 then
sprite(pSpriteRef).cursor = 280
end if
else
if sprite(pSpriteRef).cursor <> -1 then
sprite(pSpriteRef).cursor = -1
end if
end if
end
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