"Mark R. Jonkman" wrote:
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> Normally, one would declare the spriteNum property as a property to the
> behaviour and thus make it accessible without the need to include the me
> reference.
>
> ie.
>
> property spriteNum
>
> on mouseUp me
> set the foreColor of sprite(spriteNum) = 156
> end mouseUp
This works for behaviours that are dropped on sprites during authoring,
because the act of dropping the behaviour on the sprite tells it where
it is.
If, on the other hand, you are assigning the behaviours at run time with
a statement like:
add(sprite(x),scriptinstancelist, new(script "TheBehaviourInQuestion"))
The instance of the behaviour will have no idea what its spriteNum is,
it'll have to be told explicitly. For example, add the behaviour to the
sprite with:
add(sprite(x),scriptinstancelist, new(script "TheBehaviourInQuestion",x))
and in the behaviour have:
property spriteNum
on new me, passedSpriteNum
spriteNum = passedSpriteNum
return me
end
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