 | | | Array property of MoveClip subclass problem | Array property of MoveClip subclass problem 2004-03-12 - By ryanm
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> class testClass extends MovieClip {
> // properties:
> var test:Array = new Array();
> // constructor:
> function testClass() {
> test.push("hi");
> onRollOver = function(){trace(test)};
> }
> }
>
You are initializing the array in the class, which makes it a static
member. That means all instances of the class use the same array, which
would give you the results you are talking about. If you want it to be
unique to each class, then you need to initialize it in the constructor,
like this:
class testClass extends MovieClip {
// properties:
var test:Array;
// constructor:
function testClass() {
test = new Array();
test.push("hi");
onRollOver = function(){trace(test)};
}
}
ryanm
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