sprite itself? I know you can access property variables of behaviors attached to sprites if you know the name:
put sprite(2).pSomeVar -- "this is my var"
but if you want to access the list of variables of the script object, you may have to deal with the scriptinstancelist...
I was just dealing with this a day or two ago on Direct-L but with respsect to parent scripts. You can access them like you mention without a hitch, but my guess is that since sprites aren't standard 'instances' of scripts, you may have to get at the instance to access it with bracket notation or the getAt methods...
~Mathew
roymeo wrote:
I've got a parent script which does your standard Mass-Spring-Damper sort of boinging. I'd like to be able to pass it a sprite object and a #Property and have it automatically get/set that sprite's property.
So if I want to attach it to sprite(x).locH, I send it sprite(x) and #locH which are params oSprite and sProp
and I can address sprite(x).locH
But you can't address sprite(x).sProp or sprite(x).getProp(sProp) etc.
Is there a way to do this without using do statements?
My brain is itching in that way that means I'm either missing something obvious or due for my next trepanning session.
roymeo
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