I've been trying out a platform game and am focusing on the shooting aspect of it from a tutorial through youtube, the person doing the tutorial never explains the errors they fix between videos. I received an Error 1013 and I just can't figure it out, even looking at other codes.Line 29 is the issue.
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I keep getting this error in my class file main.as this is a translator application. I was able to get the animations working at one point but now I am stuck with this error and I don't understand it.
main.as:
package
{
import flash.display.Sprite;
import flash.events.KeyboardEvent;
import flash.net.URLLoader;
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This error is just making me wanna commit where have i gone wrong? Help would be awesomepackage classes
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I'm customizing a floating panel that I found on gotoAndLearn.
View 2 RepliesUsing the code below I get an error message 1013: The private attribute may be used only on class property definitions.
View 4 RepliesI came up with a coding pattern to test private functions and variables out of necessity. Assume the project structure below for example. You have separate folders (packages) for your main production code and test code, and each has the folder for the utility for private member access (testabilityutil).
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Then, you have PrivateAccessor.as as below in the testabilityutil in the test code side, and you can access to the private members through it in your test cases (MyClassTest.as). Note you can access to the instance members and class static members in the same syntax. (You may notice that the mechanism can be simpler if you don't need static member access.) Obviously, PrivateAccessor.as should be used only in the test cases but never in the production code.
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The advantage of this approach is now your test code can get the maximum flexibility to access to the private members with a minimum burden. Also the "instrumentation" is localized as much as possible, so that you can easily eliminate it from the release build using conditional compilation if you want to.
This approach also has cons, of course. You may not like to have a chance to break the encapsulation although it would not happen unless someone intentionally attempted it. You may think it is dirty to add one-line include in your class for instrumentation. You may question the rationale of testing private functions in the first place. It depends on your situation (your ultimate goal, your team structure, the time and resource you have, etc.) whether this could be a cost-effective option, and I would rather not debate if it is right or wrong.
i've never tried to do this before, so my head a swimming a bit. i'd like to have a public boolean called enabled in myClass custom class. if it's called to be changed, how do i trigger a function from the change? should i add an Event.CHANGE event listener to my variable?
View 1 Replieshere is a snippet of my code in an as file
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class PoolBall extends MovieClip {
private var poolBall:MovieClip;
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there are classes definitions where all their methods are private my question is why are they private, because i've tried a code wherein i changed all the private access modifier to public and nothing changed!
what if you make an instance of that class with all its method private, how are you be able to access that on another class. coz i know private methods are only accessible to the class where they are declared! will the instance of that class be able to access the superclass's private methods!
on private variables, it's still not clear to me as to why make a private variable and then use a getter and setter, when you can simply make it public! are these variables called static?cause on the way i understand it private functions and private variables are static?
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The errors are one line 123 and 128.I've googled the error, but I still can't fix it, it's got me baffled for an hour now! I've tried adding curly brace's but still same error. I left line 123 and 128 like this
function _update(e:Event):void
{
_helicopter.update(_mouseDown);
}
function onEnterFrame(e:Event):void
{'
But I'm getting an error stating that _update is not defined
In Actionscript 2 I find that I cannot have a "private function set" without returning the error "A member attribute was used incorrectly." If I change it to "public function set" I'm fine but that defeats the goal of trying to protect the function from setting externally
View 2 RepliesI have the below script as part of a small application I'm building. The script just creates cue-points along a movies timeline so we can add events etc to those cue-points.
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It's creating the cue-points well, although I'd like to use the below variable outside of this function.
Code: var stampName When I try and use it I get an access of undefined property error, which I believe relates to the variables being private and within the function - but I can't seem to find a method to get this varibale public.
Okay so you've got your private vars in your AS2 Class, you think they're all safe right? Wrong.
Doing a trace(MyClass.myvar); will spit out an error that the var is private and you can't touch it.
But a trace(MyClass["myvar"]); will work perfectly fine. You can use it normal, without any setters getters outside the class.
Is there a way to protect against this? I think this is a huge security flaw. I know it's simple OOP, but a private var in an object should have rules.
is there a difference between classifying a function 'private' or 'private static' in a singleton? It seems that they both do the same thing. Maybe some difference in performance?
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I'm using AS3 in Flash CS3 and I'm getting this error saying that my functions are all undefined?! Here's my actionscript:
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stop();
var currGal:Number = 0;
var pics = new Array();
pics.push(new Array(pic0_0));
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Seriously, wtf is wrong with that code? My error says closeListener is not defined when I click my close button. It also says that about every other function is not defined when I try to access them through a frame on the Stage (the code above is in an mc).
I'm using flash and the error message "Constructor functions must be instance methods." appears for the following code:
invsibleBtn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK,onClick);
function onClick(event:MouseEvent):void { navigateToURL(new URLRequest [URL]New to action script coding.
No idea what I'm doing wrong here, it just won't let me access any of my public methods on my class. I just keep getting "Error 1180: call to a possibly undefined method"!
If I run the same function in the constructor of the class everything is fine.
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I've been having trouble in creating a game where I need to disable some buttons so that an animation can play. I've tried using a function to call a timer, but I keep getting a coercion error. Can someone steer me to where I need to go to be able to figure this out?
View 8 RepliesI am follwoing a tutorial on linda.com about creating a website in Flash everything was going well until i started trying to copy the action script in the online examples now I keep getting this error message and can't figure out how to get rid of it:
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I have some code that is connecting to a radio stream and it playing the music. That much works... I also have a little dropdown box which lets the user switch the stream... Whenever I try to switch the stream, I'm getting this error...
Error: Error #2037: Functions called in incorrect sequence, or earlier call was unsuccessful.at flash.media::Sound/flash.media:Sound::_load().
Code:
private function changeStation():void
{
sound.close();
I have tried to modify that block of code, but I can't seem to get anything to work...
I am being told that this error takes place on Line 3, which is blank. I can not figure out what the problem could possibly be.
package { import flash.display.*; public class toppings extends MovieClip { var inventory:Sweettreat; function toppings() { inventory = new Sweettreat(this); inventory.makeSweettreatItems([MCsprinkles,MCchocolate,MCcaramel,MCnu ts,MCcherry]); } }}
I have a gui class, The functions optional value getting error. If i am not passing the fillcolor and other optional values. Error: ReferenceError: Error #1069: Property fillColor not found on String and there is no default value.
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i have this code snippet that i originally got from the snippet library, but i'm applying it to a new document. i made a square and converted it to a symbol, then gave an instance name of myMovieClip. i put this actionscript code in the first frame with it:
stage.addEventListener(KeyboardEvent.KEY_DOWN, keymoving);
function keymoving(event:KeyboardEvent):void
{
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I have a series of calculations i'm doing over a bunch of objects stored in a array. Each function is pretty CPU demanding but if you only run one function, it just works fine.
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I've got a project thats getting a bit big, so Im taking the actionscript out into separate as files. I want all the basic functions to be in BasicFunctions.as and the make a library for more specific functions. I find that a lot of people use the import statement but I cant get that to work with a simple Hello World trace, yet the include statement works fine (see attached). I understand that import/include work differently, but which is the better method? If import, then is that heavier to work with. Any rate, what's the best way to organise code when it gets to the 1000+ lines?
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I've worked with AMFPHP for a while, but with Adobe supporting ZendAMF, I was wondering if I should migrate.
One of the major disadvantages for AMFPHP is that class mappings need to be public, so not only does that mean public members on the PHP side, but also on the Flex side. I was wondering if it is the same case for ZendAMF.
I've been taught that when you have a private variable in a class it can't be accessed, let alone be altered, outside of the class. So how come I can do the mentioned actions on an objects private variables within a fla?
class:
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class myClass {
private var foo;
function myClass() {
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this is pretty weird... I've been taught that when you have a private variable in a class it can't be accessed, let alone be altered, outside of the class. So how come I can do the mentioned actions on an objects private variables within a fla?
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I'm trying to find a way to have global functions in my as project, similar to how flash does with stuff like the util functions (describeType()...), where you can just call the function wherever you need it. For example:
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So when I call Test(), it prints out "hello world" fine. My problem comes in that I can't change the name of the Test function, and I can't add any other functions without compiler errors. Is it possible to have a load of global functions in one file, or do I have to split them up into separate files like in the example? Also, I know that I can make a Global class and call static functions like Code: Global.doSomething() but I'd like to know if there's a way to do it as flash does it (describeType(), getDefinitionByName(), etc), or rather, how does flash do it?
Is it not possible to call other functions from generic mouse event functions?
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_root.myButton.onPress = function(){
hide();
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