Re: [Flashcoders] classes extending movie clip problem
doh! Thanks, August
On 5/2/06, Ian Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Looks to me like your Object.registerClass is registering the wrong
symbol ID - "menu_mc" instead of "videoPlayerEmpty_mc".
Ian
On 5/2/06, August Gresens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello
>
> I've got a class that extends movieclip. This class is being associated
with
> a movieClip in the Libary using the Object.RegisterClass method. When I
> attach this movieclip using attachMovie, the instance of the class does
not
> respond to method calls defined in the subclass.
>
> Here's the code:
>
> Object.registerClass("menu_mc", VideoPlayerWidgetMC);
> videoPlayer = screen_mc.attachMovie("videoPlayerEmpty_mc",
> "videoPlayer_mc", 10);
> videoPlayer._visible = false;
> videoPlayer._x = 500;;
> videoPlayer._y = 500;
> videoPlayer.init(); // does not respond to this custom method
call!!
>
> In the debugger, the instance name shows up, but there is nothing next
to it
> (the field is blank). The movieclip appears on the stage, however.
>
> I tried casting this clip as the custom object type (the sub-class), but
> this didn't work.
>
> I have a feeling this is a common occurance - does anyone know what I'm
> doing wrong?
>
> Thanks,
>
> August
>
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Re: [Flashcoders] classes extending movie clip problem
Looks to me like your Object.registerClass is registering the wrong
symbol ID - "menu_mc" instead of "videoPlayerEmpty_mc".
Ian
On 5/2/06, August Gresens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello
I've got a class that extends movieclip. This class is being associated with
a movieClip in the Libary using the Object.RegisterClass method. When I
attach this movieclip using attachMovie, the instance of the class does not
respond to method calls defined in the subclass.
Here's the code:
Object.registerClass("menu_mc", VideoPlayerWidgetMC);
videoPlayer = screen_mc.attachMovie("videoPlayerEmpty_mc",
"videoPlayer_mc", 10);
videoPlayer._visible = false;
videoPlayer._x = 500;;
videoPlayer._y = 500;
videoPlayer.init(); // does not respond to this custom method call!!
In the debugger, the instance name shows up, but there is nothing next to it
(the field is blank). The movieclip appears on the stage, however.
I tried casting this clip as the custom object type (the sub-class), but
this didn't work.
I have a feeling this is a common occurance - does anyone know what I'm
doing wrong?
Thanks,
August
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[Flashcoders] classes extending movie clip problem
Hello
I've got a class that extends movieclip. This class is being associated with
a movieClip in the Libary using the Object.RegisterClass method. When I
attach this movieclip using attachMovie, the instance of the class does not
respond to method calls defined in the subclass.
Here's the code:
Object.registerClass("menu_mc", VideoPlayerWidgetMC);
videoPlayer = screen_mc.attachMovie("videoPlayerEmpty_mc",
"videoPlayer_mc", 10);
videoPlayer._visible = false;
videoPlayer._x = 500;;
videoPlayer._y = 500;
videoPlayer.init(); // does not respond to this custom method call!!
In the debugger, the instance name shows up, but there is nothing next to it
(the field is blank). The movieclip appears on the stage, however.
I tried casting this clip as the custom object type (the sub-class), but
this didn't work.
I have a feeling this is a common occurance - does anyone know what I'm
doing wrong?
Thanks,
August
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August Gresens
Technical Director
Black Hammer Productions, NYC
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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