> Is there really any difference between the two? Any preferred method?
> Understanding of course that the parent has no properties at all - it's
> simply all encapsulated in a parent script for ease of use.
>
> I've been using the former approach (new()) for a few years and didn't
> realize I could directly use the latter approach. Anyways, just
> curious..
Not really any difference at all, as I understand it. However, if your
parent script doesn't have to remember anything - ie. it has no properties -
why not just stuff the handlers all into a movie script? That would make
accessing them one step easier.
-Sean.
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