no, it's the other way round, script instances have properties, not
scripts.
just try:
<behaviour script of sprite 1>
property pTest
on beginSprite me
pTest="XXX"
end
on mouseUp me
alert pTest
end
<end behaviour script of sprite 1>
and in the message window:
l=sprite(1).scriptInstanceList
sprite(1).scriptInstanceList=[]
sprite(1).scriptInstanceList=l
Mendelsohn, Michael wrote:
> Thanks, Valentin. But, doesn't scriptInstanceList strip away the
> parameter values? I need to preserve the values of the properties, as
> they are all previously set with getPropertyDescriptionList.
>
> - MM
>
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