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Flash AS3 1120 Error - Access array data from document class

I have two public arrays held within a class PK called _recordedNotes and _recordedPauses.

I have two arrays generated in a movieclip (codewindo) called notes and pauses

No idea with OOP and document classes so I am hoping someone can tell me how I do the following

Transfer the array data from notes into the _recordedNotes array so essentially

var _recordedNotes:Array = new Array();
_recordedNotes = notes;
var _recordedPauses:Array = new Array();
_recordedPauses = pauses;

yet _recordedNotes is in the PK.as file

or PK.recordedNotes = notes; ?????????????
PK.recordedPauses = pauses; ???????????

I get

1120: Access of undefined property PK

Whenever I try and send/ copy the array data to the document class PK

CAN ANYONE HELP ???????????

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gh5150

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The .as file may make it easier, slightly updated names since posting my question. PK = PianoKeyboard, codewindo = ghwindo etc.

I need to "write" to both the

_recordedNotes:Array;
_recordedPauses:Array;

either from the stage or preferably from within a movieclip called ghwindo

I tried this

var _recordedNotes:Array = new Array();
_recordedNotes == notes;
var _recordedPauses:Array = new Array();
_recordedPauses == arr;

CyanBlue

Um. Does my comment above make amy sense to you?

CyanBlue

gh5150

ASKER

I must have been reading that late, yeah it does make sense now .... I will try your solution shortly thanks.

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gh5150

ASKER

Actually - doesn't look like it makes any sense to me

I tried this

var PianoKeyboard:PianoKeyboard = new PianoKeyboard();
for pkInstance:PK = new PK();

and

PianoKeyboard.recordedNotes = notes;
for
pkInstance.recordedNotes = notes;

The class appears imported (found in the main.as)

package
{
import piano.PianoKeyboard;

CyanBlue

You shouldn't be using the instance name the same as the class name.

var pianoKeyboard:PianoKeyboard = new PianoKeyboard();

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Is that recordedNote a public array that you can access?

What error message do you get? Can you copy and paste along with the offending line that your debugger tells where the problem is?

CyanBlue

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Any update?

CyanBlue

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