Could be a dumb mistake of mine, but I have to admit that I´m breaking
my head trying to solve it... first, I set up the FlashDevelop IDE and
managed to compile my first test project with it (using MTASC), here is
the code I´m using:
import com.ariaware.arp.ArpForm; //Its meant to be the Application Form
of the ARP framework as well as the entry point
class com.cconline.view.Application extends ArpForm {
//constructor
function Application(target:MovieClip) {
//Assimilate _root
target.__proto__ = this.__proto__;
target.__constructor__ = Application;
this = Application(target);
trace(this); //problem 1
this.createTextField("lala",0,0,0,100,100)
this['lala'].text = 'TESTE';
var sd:MovieClip;
this.onEnterFrame = function() {
this['lala']._x += 1; //problem 2
trace(this['lala']._x);
}
}
static function main() {
var app:Application = new Application(_root);
}
}
The output of the trace(this) keeps showing in the FlashDevelop output
panel as if it was inside a loop, but it isn´t, also, the TextField
'lala' only goes 3 pixels away and goes back to its start position... it
seems that something is reseting the movie? If so, what could be doing
that?
Another question regarding ARP development with MTASC... I´ve read the
technique to assimilate the _root on Aral´s blog but I could not link
this with how ARP works, one method that I think of is by putting the
forms on the stage trough the IDE and linking the classes trough this
class (including the Application linking itself to its form symbol on
the library); another one is by creating a wrapper class that does all
the class linking stuff...? I´m a little confused here...
Thanks in advance!
Marcelo.
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