Question

I was programming something and when I thought everything was nice and good, Flash throws an error to me!?

At first I was dumbstruck. Then after checking my code, I couldn’t see the culprit. So what I did was ‘simple it down’, and changed it to just a trace statement.

I was still however getting the error. I don’t know what is wrong.

   package  {

     import flash.display.MovieClip;
     import src.data.DActors;

     public class DocumentClass extends MovieClip {

        public var dActors:DActors = new DActors;

        public function DocumentClass() {
        trace (dActors);
        trace ("Main");
        }

    }

}

This is the DActors Class:

package src.data 
{
  public class DActors
   {
       public var me:int = 1;

      public function DActors();
       {    
          trace(me);
       }

  }

}

Some scope I’m not aware of or something?

Oh, and by the way, it throws that ”me’ is not defined’!?

EDIT: Actually, I failed to realize the real problem, why the hell is my constructor not accepting variables!

 package src.data 
 {
public class DActors
{
    public var actors:Array = new Array();
    public var dActor:DActor = new DActor();

    public function DActors();
    {   
        actors.push(dActor);
    }

}

}

outputs:

1120: Access of undefined property actors.

1120: Access of undefined property dActor.

???? This worries me greatly. Either my eyes are fooling me or I’m missing something very basic.

Answer 1

public function DActors();

Constructor function will not end with ;(semicolon).