 | | | Loss of _global scope? | Loss of _global scope? 2004-03-16 - By Brook Davies
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This is strange. I have a swf loaded with loadmovie() that includes the
tabbar component. At one point, tabbing between screens, I lose the _global
scope! When I trace:
for (i in _global){
trace(i + ':' + _global[i])
}
I get nothing!
When the window first loads, this trace returns a sh*t load of
information. The global scope IS still available to other parts of the
movie once I close this window.
Does this have something to do with the Object receiving the tabbar click
event? When a user clicks that tabbar I have a listener object, that calls
the handler to show a different screen which is a movieclip:
tabBarManager = new Object();
tabBarManager.timeline=timeline
tabBarManager.owner = this;
tabBarManager.change = function(eventObj){
trace(eventObj.target.getItemAt(eventObj.newIndex).data);
trace('Property Manager Data');
for (i in _global.propertyManager){
trace(i + ':' + _global.propertyManager[i])
}
this.owner.showScreen(eventObj.target.getItemAt(eventObj.newIndex).data,this
.timeline);
}
When the tabbat is clicked, the output for _global is correct, but in
showScreen(), the same _global trace returns nothing.
Does anyone have any insights into this?
Brook Davies
logiforms.com
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