In addition to the extra comma, "spriteNum" is a keyword. If you declare:
property spriteNum
it will automatically be given the correct value - the current
sprite number. If you want to use your own property variable (e.g.,
mySprite), you must add something like this:
on beginSprite me
mySprite = me.spriteNum
end
Irv
At 9:19 AM -0400 6/12/01, Gene Fritzinger wrote:
>Thank you Irv,
>
>Can anyone tell me if I'm doing something wrong? when I try to
>compille this behavior I get a Symbol expected script error.
>
>property myRedBoxDate
>property mySprite
>
>on showIfInRange, me, startDate, endDate
> if(startDate < myRedBoxDate) and (myRedBoxDate < endDate) then
> --in the range, do whatever you want to show
> sprite(mySprite).blend = 60
> else
> --not in the range, do whatever you want to not show it
> sprite(mySprite).blend = 0
> end if
>end
>
>Thanks again,
>g fritzinger
>
>
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