I’ll try to explain my problem as clearly as possible. I have a MovieClip on stage (and inside it are two more MovieClips name mc1 and mc2). In the Library I’ve set the linkage base class of this MovieClip to point to a custom class I wrote. Let’s call it ClassA:
package myclass
{
import flash.display.MovieClip
//properties
private var _mc1:MovieClip;
private var _mc2:MovieClip;
public class ClassA extends MovieClip
{
//constructor
public function ClassA()
{
//mc1 and mc2 are MovieClips inside my base clip
//that i want to store as private variables
_mc1 = mc1;
_mc2 = mc2;
}
}
}
Now, this actually works fine with no errors, and I am able to access mc1 and mc2 just fine within the class.
My problem comes when instead of making the base class ClassA, I actually make the base class ClassB which extends ClassA:
package myclass
{
public class ClassB extends ClassA
{
//constructor
public function ClassB()
{
super();
}
}
}
Once I do that and test the movie, I get the following errors:
1120: Access of undefined property mc1
1120: Access of undefined property mc2
What am I doing wrong? Even if I go back into ClassA and set the private variables as protected, I am still getting the same errors.
