Sorry, my mistake. For some reason I was using

put sprite(the currentSpriteNum)

which returns

(sprite 4)

Not sure why (I was using it, or why it returns this).

JamieD

> At 12:08 +0000 2001_10_30, Jamie Dyer wrote:
> >  > >Snum = (sprite(the currentSpriteNum)).integer
> ...
> >the currentSpriteNum returns this:
> >(sprite 4)
> 
> Never seen that.
> Confirmation?
> 
> <Macos 9.2.1, D8>
> 
> on mouseUp me
>    put #currentSpriteNum, the currentSpriteNum
>    s = sprite me.spriteNum
>    put #integer s.integer
>    put #spriteNum s.spriteNum
> end
> 
> -- Welcome to Director --
> -- #currentSpriteNum 1
> -- #integer 1
> -- #spriteNum 1
> 
> 
> >both ().integer and ().spritNum return 4. They both do the 
> same thing.
> 
> Apparently yes.
> 
> Jakob
> 
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