Hello,
-- Parent Script: Move --
property pSprite
property pLocH
property pIncrement
on new(me, aSprite)
pSprite = aSprite
pLoch = pSprite.locH
pIncrement = 1
_movie.actorList.append(me)
return(me)
end
on stepFrame(me)
pLocH = pLocH + pIncrement
if(pLocH > 500) then
_movie.actorList.deleteOne(me)
end if
pSprite.locH = pLocH
end
-- Start Movie --
on startMovie()
script("Move").new(sprite(1))
end
on stopMovie()
_movie.actorList = []
end
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The statement in the stopMovie() handler is of great functionality, but it
has a drawback that it deletes all the objects attached to the sprite. In
the on new(me, ...) handler I tell the object to add itself to the actorList
by saying _movie.actorList.append(me), right? But I wonder what is the most
efficient way to make the object remove itself from the actorList? Let's say
in the "Move" script we have the following condition and an action applied:
on stepFrame(me)
pLocH = pLocH + pIncrement
if(pLocH > 500) then
_movie.actorList.deleteOne(me)
end if
pSprite.locH = pLocH
end
Is that a good way to make the object remove itself from the actorList? I
have tried many other techniques but they don't work.
TIA
Pedro
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