>I have a query the answer to which i hope is very simple. When we give a
>behaviour script the mouseup handler is followd by "me" . What does this
>stand for?
Briefly, "me" is the instance of the behavior or parent script--in your
case, probably a behavior attached to a sprite.
For example, if you attach the behavior to a half-dozen sprites, each
sprite would be a "me". You would be creating a half-dozen instances of the
behavior, each with a "me" reference.
Does that help?
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
Sr. Interface Engineer
Learning Network
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