John
No, Global can and does function independently of Local. It doesn't 'need'
Local.
The basic sequence again is this:
Application class is instantiated on the main timeline or _root.
Global is instantiated from within the 'Application' class which also
references the Global class thru a
Hi
I have several Classes, lets call these GlobalA, GlobalB, GlobalC that are
referenced by global variables and instantiated by a main or Application class .
I also have another class, lets call it Local, that references one of these
Global classes and passes an Object to one of its' (let's
I guess it depends on the role of Local to GlobalA - is the information that
Local provides necessary for GlobalA to do it's job?
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Hi
I have several Classes, lets call these GlobalA, GlobalB, GlobalC that are
referenced by global variables
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