try setting the scriptInstanceList instead:
sprite(1).ScriptInstanceList=[script(foo)]
or
sprite(1).ScriptInstanceList=[script(foo).new()] -- for initializing
some props in new handler
and also:
origScriptList = sprite(1).ScriptInstanceList
...
sprite(1).ScriptInstanceList=origScriptList
no, it's the other way round, script instances have properties, not
scripts.
just try:
behaviour script of sprite 1
property pTest
on beginSprite me
pTest=XXX
end
on mouseUp me
alert pTest
end
end behaviour script of sprite 1
and in the message window:
l=sprite(1).scriptInstanceList
Hey, thanks, Valentin. That works perfectly.
- Michael M.
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At 17:06 Uhr -0500 05.12.2003, Clay Atfield wrote:
Hello all,
I have been trying to attach a behavior dynamically to a sprite with the
properties of the behavior also dynamically added/changed using values from
a db at runtime. I've been using setScriptList and at first am having
wonderful success
On Monday, Jun 30, 2003, at 15:06 America/Chicago, Matt Wells wrote:
--But, Shouldn't this remove it???
on endSprite me
(7).setScriptList([])
end endSprite
Not if you haven't specified that 7 is a sprite:
sprite(7).setScriptList([])
However, again, check this list's archives, Macromedia's
