Hi, Thanks for taking the time to look at my problem.
My question is could someone please explain what I need to do in order to be able to assign levels to objects that use a custom class?
I am hoping someone can explain this to me: (please excuse me if I use the wrong syntax)
I have two Movie Clips Red and Blue.
Both in my library.
Red has a class file (Red.as), blue uses the default (flash.display.MovieClip) for its base class.
The code I use to initiate them is:
var _red:Red = new Red;
var _blue:Blue = new Blue;
this.addChild(_blue);
this.addChild(_red);
Which ever is added 2nd is on top.
I can then happily assign and trace a level to _blue eg:
_blue.level = 1;
trace(_blue.level);
but If I try that with _red I get the following error:
1119: Access of possibly undefined property level through a reference with static type Red.
source _red.level = 1
The code in my Red class simply extend movieclip
package
{
import flash.display.MovieClip;
public class Red extends MovieClip
{
function Red(){}
}
}
can someone explain what I need to do to be able to be able to assign levels to objects that use a custom class?
