<webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote:

> Have you done the full path to the array?
>
> Object1.myArray
> Object2.myArray
>
>

<xesko@skynet.be> wrote:

> In article <c37v81$ksc$1@forums.macromedia.com>, Dinghus
> <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote:
>
> > Have you done the full path to the array?
> >
> > Object1.myArray
> > Object2.myArray
> >
> >
>
> Thanks John and Dinghus,
>
> I did tried to initialize the array in the constructor (giving it a
> first value there), and the paths are correct. Is the same path I use
> to give values to other properties, and they behave properly. I just
> don't know why this is happening.
> I also buit a very simple case to see if the problem was really there
> or somewhere else in my code, but the new test behaved in the same way.
> Here is what I have set up:
>
> - I define a class (extending the MovieClip class) with two properties:
> a simple variable and an array.
> - I also define a stupid method that the only thing it does is push a
> value I send along as an argument.
> - I create a movieclip in the library, and connected to the Class in
> its link section.
> - In the timeline, I attach two instances of the movieclip from the
> library (through attachMovie)
> - then I call the method for them and pass a different value to each
> instance
> - Then I just "trace" the array on each of them.
> - The result of the trace is the same in both cases, and there are the
> two values in both arrays, because actually there is only one. Despite
> the fact that I call the method to push values with the name of the
> instances and not the class. No static property is defined.
>
> I just don't understand, I don't know if I'm missing something here...
>
> Any other clues welcome. Thanks a lot in advance,
>