Lost my custom methods when LoadClip the swf

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Hello Guys!

I´m having a problem here: I did two classes and one of this “swf” is loaded into another throught a movieClipLoader class.

I did a very simple example of my doubt:

Class internal swf:


class Interno extends MovieClip {
    
    private var bt:MovieClip;
    private var env:MovieClip
    
    function Interno(e:MovieClip) {
        super();
        this.env = e;
        trace("construtor interno iniciado");
    }
    
    public function sayHello():Void {
        trace("hello!!");
    }

}

And the root swf:


import mx.utils.Delegate;
import utils.LoadPP;
class Principal extends MovieClip {
    
    private var timeline:MovieClip;
    private var bt:MovieClip;
    private var load:LoadPP;
    private var listener:Object;
    private var alvo:MovieClip;

    function Principal(e:MovieClip) {
        super();
        this.listener = new Object();
        this.timeline = e;
        this.bt = e.bt_mc;
        this.alvo = new MovieClip();
        this.alvo = this.timeline.load_mc;
        this.load = new LoadPP();        
        this.listener.onLoadComplete = Delegate.create(this, leu);
        this.load.carregue("interno.swf", this.alvo);
        this.bt.onRelease = Delegate.create(this, btRelease);
    }
    
    public function leu(oque:String):Void {
        trace("oque: " + oque);
        acessarMetodo();
    }
    public function acessarMetodo():Void {
        this.alvo.sayHello();
    }
    public function btRelease():Void {
        trace("bt clicado");
        this.alvo.sayHello();
    }    

}

The loader class is so simple, but, anyway:


import mx.utils.Delegate;
class utils.LoadPP extends MovieClipLoader {
    
    private var broadcaster:Object;
    private var listener:Object;
    private var oqueCarregar:String;
    private var ondeCarregar:MovieClip;
    
    
    function LoadPP(o:Object) {
        super();
        initListMethods();
        //
        this.listener = new Object();
        this.broadcaster = new Object();
        AsBroadcaster.initialize(this.broadcaster);
        this.broadcaster.addListener(o);
    }
    
    
    public function carregue(oque:String, onde:MovieClip):Void {
        this.oqueCarregar = oque;
        this.ondeCarregar = onde;
        this.loadClip(oque, onde);
    }
    
    private function initListMethods():Void {
        this.addListener(this.listener);
        //
        this.listener.onLoadStart = Delegate.create(this, onLoadStart);
        this.listener.onLoadProgress = Delegate.create(this, onLoadProgress);
        this.listener.onLoadComplete = Delegate.create(this, onLoadComplete);
    }
    
    // Delegates:
    private function onLoadStart(target_mc:MovieClip):Void {
        trace("onLoadStart: " + target_mc);
    };
    private function onLoadProgress(target_mc:MovieClip, numBytesLoaded:Number, numBytesTotal:Number):Void {
        var numPercentLoaded:Number = numBytesLoaded / numBytesTotal * 100;
        trace("onLoadProgress: " + target_mc + " is " + numPercentLoaded + "% loaded");
    };
    private function onLoadComplete(target_mc:MovieClip, status:Number):Void {
        this.broadcaster.broadcastMessage("onLoadComplete", this.oqueCarregar);
    };
    public function getOqueCarreguei() {
        return this.oqueCarregar;
    }
    
}

So. The problem is:

When I load the external swf, how can I access its methods ? Because, if I put it into a mc like the “this.alvo” attribute (wich is “_root.load_mc”), and I try:


// at the "root" swf:

this.alvo.sayHello();

It does not work !! It does not access the methods !!!
rsss.
Files and classes above in zip files:
http://www.ppwebart.com/kirupa/teste.zip

Any suggestions ?

Cheers!

Pedro Paulo