question

[light-of-darkness]

I need know

can I set
a variable with two or more targets

Exemple:

N = "A" ?? "B" ?? "C";

[bwell]

hwo about you take you question to the actionscript forum?

[SpamBurger]

At 10/29/05 08:14 PM, barnwell17 wrote: hwo about you take you question to the actionscript forum?

OMG! Noob!

Anyways, use arrays:

letters=new Array("blah","blah2","blah3");

[EmoNarc]

At 10/29/05 08:14 PM, barnwell17 wrote: hwo about you take you question to the actionscript forum?

wtf???

n00b!!!

[light-of-darkness]

I wanna set "A,B,C" with the same position wihtout make various actions

this action no work

onClipEvent (enterFrame) {
p = new Array("A", "B", "C");
setProperty(p, _x, 200);
}

how can work?

[Rammer]

At 10/29/05 08:59 PM, light-of-darkness wrote: I wanna set "A,B,C" with the same position wihtout make various actions

this action no work

onClipEvent (enterFrame) {
p = new Array("A", "B", "C");
setProperty(p, _x, 200);
}

how can work?

setProperty is gay.

you cant set an array's _x value, stupid.

spamburger gave you the right code. use it.

[Jiggmin]

onClipEvent(load){
p = new Array("A", "B", "C");
}
onClipEvent (enterFrame) {
p[0]._x = 200;
p[1]._x = 200;
p[2]._x = 200;
}
I think that's what you're trying to do...? It might be easier just to make 3 variables.

[light-of-darkness]

2k_rammerizkool tell us your wisdom "gandmaster"

[light-of-darkness]

you are the best MrJiggmin

thankyou

[Rammer]

At 10/29/05 09:23 PM, light-of-darkness wrote: 2k_rammerizkool tell us your wisdom "gandmaster"

what kind of wisdom do you want, you mere mortal.