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Flash CS3 - How to access parent objects from an exported class

Asked by jasonbb in Adobe Creative Suite, ActionScript, Web Development Software

Tags: flash cs3 parent exported class

I have a scene which contains two movieclips.
One is just a simple red block shape which is called "mcRedBlock" and instanced as "mcRedBlock".
The other is a simple green block called mcBlock which is also exported as class "CTestBlock".

I have a file called "CTestBlock.as" which looks like this:
      public class CTestBlock extends MovieClip
      {
            public function CTestBlock()
            {
                  visible= true;
                  parent.visible= true;
                  parent.mcRedBlock.visible = false;
            }
      }

The first two lines of the constructor compile and work fine.

The line "parent.mcRedBlock.visible = false;" does not compile.
I get error "1119:Access of possibly undefined property mcRedBlock throug a reference with static type flash.display.DisplayObjectCOntainer".

How do I get access to the mcRedBlock object from my class?
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