I’m finally trying my hand at using prototypes and loving it. I’ve encountered a minor snag which I know has an easy work around, but I don’t exactly know how to phrase my question succinctly for a google search:
I have built two class prototypes for MovieClip, and I’m utilizing them both at the same time:
//Code begins
MovieClip.prototype.turn = function (angle) {
this.onEnterFrame = function () {
this._rotation += angle;
}
}
MovieClip.prototype.scale = function (change) {
this.onEnterFrame = function() {
this._xscale += change;
this._yscale += change;
}
}
sq1.turn(2);
sq1.scale(2);
//Code ends
What happens here is that only the last function that is called actually works. In this case, only scale works. Calling turn() ahead of scale(), makes only turning work. I suspect it’s because they share the same onEnterFrame event.
Is there a better way to write these functions?
