1061: call to a shuffleKnuth method maybe not defined through a reference with static type class.

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• 1061:call to an addEventListener method maybe not defined through a reference with static type class

  I used code snippets to move keyframe 1 to 2 with this code there is a button.

  / * Stop to this image

  The Flash timeline will be stop/pause on the frame where you insert this code.

  Can also be used to stop/pause the chronology of the movieclips.

  */

  Stop();

  / * Click to supervise and stop

  By clicking on the instance for the specified symbol moves the playback cursor to the frame specified in the timeline panel and stop the movie.

  Can be used in the main timeline, or on timelines of film clip.

  Directions for use:

  1. replace the number 5 in the code below with the image number you want the playback head to when the user clicks the symbol instance.

  */

  Playbtn.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, fl_ClickToGoToAndStopAtFrame_6);

  function fl_ClickToGoToAndStopAtFrame_6(event:MouseEvent):void

  {

  gotoAndStop (2);

  }

  but I get this error, can anyone help?

  the error I get if I change the name in the code name of the class instead

  Undefined property 1120:access Playbutton

  (the name of the instance is Playbtn)

  Thanks for your concern!

  As I said, this isn't a rare mistake to start to mix up to appoint between "btn" and "button"... you have already demonstrated do between your first two job offers.  If "Playbutton" is the name of the class, then impossible to assign an event listener to it as you just demonstrated in response 3

• The call for a getClipboardContents method maybe not defined through a reference with static type flashx.textLayout.edit:ISelectionManager.

  Hi guys,.

  As I use the Tlf 4.0.0.11073 nigtly version.

  I want to copy some text from the TLF, by the copy operation. I get this error.

  -Call to a method may not set getClipboardContents via a reference type static flashx.textLayout.edit:ISelectionManager.

  In the previous generation, I do not get this type of error, but in this nocturnal compilations, I get this error.

  Can someone help me to fix the same or all workaound.

  Thanks in advance.

  Krishna

  This feature is always available, but it has been moved. He is now in a class of TextClipboard, in the same package flashx.textLayout.edit. If you need to replace calls to getClipboardFormat() by TextClipboard.getContents ().

  Hope this helps,

  -robin

• Peopleimages property possibly access not defined through a reference with static type class.

  Hello

  I have a custom MXML component called SeeElement.mxml, within this file I defined a VBOX as shown

  SeeElement.mxml
  
  < mx:VBox id = 'personimages' >
  < mx:Label id = "viewname" / >
  < / mx:VBox >

  Now inside another ActionScript file, I try to make visible to false, as shown:
  SeeElement. peopleimages.visible = false;

  I am thie error

  Peopleimages property possibly access not defined through a reference with static type class.

  Please help me solve this problem.

  Thank you.

  inside your "a few other sctionscript the file' you need a reference to the SeeElement object

  var seeElement:SeeElement = new SeeElement();

  Then you can seeElement.personImages.visible = false;

  SeeElement (with a capital S) refers to the class SeeElement and personImages is not a class member variable its an instance member variable

• 1119: access of the property possibly text not defined through a reference with static type class.

  
  package {}
  import flash.utils.Timer;
  import flash.events.TimerEvent;
  import flash.display.Sprite;
  
  public class timer2 extends Sprite {}
  public void timer2() {}
  
  var: number = 60;
  var myTimer:Timer = new Timer(1000,count);

  
  myTimer.addEventListener (TimerEvent.TIMER, count);
  myTimer.start ();
  
  

  function countdown(event:TimerEvent):void {}
  myTimer2.text = String ((count) - myTimer.currentCount);
  }
  
  }
  }
  }

  I create a timer and I have an error can someone help me with this? TNX in advance?

  You must import the class, that is to say:

  import flash.text.TextFormat;
  

• 1119: access of nativeWindow property possibly not defined through a reference with static type flash.display:Stage.

  I tried this code:

  http://help.Adobe.com/en_US/AS3/dev/WS5b3ccc516d4fbf351e63e3d118666ade46-7e08.html

  but it displays error: 1119: access of nativeWindow property possibly not defined through a reference with static type flash.display:Stage.

  package

  {

  import flash.display.Sprite;

  import flash.events.MouseEvent;

  import flash.text.TextField;

  SerializableAttribute public class MinimizeExample extends Sprite

  {

  public void MinimizeExample (): void

  {

  var minTextBtn:TextField = new TextField();

  minTextBtn.x = 10;

  minTextBtn.y = 10;

  minTextBtn.text = "minimize";

  minTextBtn.background = true;

  minTextBtn.border = true;

  minTextBtn.selectable = false;

  addChild (minTextBtn);

  minTextBtn.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, onMinimize);

  var maxTextBtn:TextField = new TextField();

  maxTextBtn.x = 120;

  maxTextBtn.y = 10;

  maxTextBtn.text = "zoom";

  maxTextBtn.background = true;

  maxTextBtn.border = true;

  maxTextBtn.selectable = false;

  addChild (maxTextBtn);

  maxTextBtn.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, onMaximize);

  var restoreTextBtn:TextField = new TextField();

  restoreTextBtn.x = 230;

  restoreTextBtn.y = 10;

  restoreTextBtn.text = "restore";

  restoreTextBtn.background = true;

  restoreTextBtn.border = true;

  restoreTextBtn.selectable = false;

  addChild (restoreTextBtn);

  restoreTextBtn.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, onRestore);

  var closeTextBtn:TextField = new TextField();

  closeTextBtn.x = 340;

  closeTextBtn.y = 10;

  closeTextBtn.text = 'close this window ';

  closeTextBtn.background = true;

  closeTextBtn.border = true;

  closeTextBtn.selectable = false;

  addChild (closeTextBtn);

  closeTextBtn.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, onCloseWindow);

  }

  function onMinimize(event:MouseEvent):void

  {

  this.stage.nativeWindow.minimize ();

  }

  function onMaximize(event:MouseEvent):void

  {

  this.stage.nativeWindow.maximize ();

  }

  function onRestore(event:MouseEvent):void

  {

  this.stage.nativeWindow.restore ();

  }

  function onCloseWindow(event:MouseEvent):void

  {

  this.stage.nativeWindow.close ();

  }

  }

  }

  You can not force-close a browser with the exception of a window with javascript window.

• 1119: access of bobin property possibly not defined through a reference with static type flash.display:DisplayObjectContain

  I'm working on a script that allows the user to move items on the screen. They do it to several tests. Each new trial, I would like to than the items to return to their original position. When I try to do, I get the error in the title above. I can't refer to these elements. I tried getChildByName, but this doesn't seem to work. The problem is in the test function.
  
  Any help would be appreciated.
  
  Russ

  If you remove the "DisplayObjectContainer (internship)." before the two lines of code in the test function, the errors disappear (except for another error related to the Next_mc, which apparently is not defined anywhere before trying to add an event listener).

  I can't tell what you're trying to where until the end of a trial being detected where things would be returned.

• Access to the number of property may not set through a reference with static type...

  Hi all!

  I encounter this problem today... Take a look at the code:

  import com.trick7.effects.TeraFire;

  for (var j: uint = 0; j < 10; j ++) {}

  var fire: TeraFire = new TeraFire();

  Fire.x = j * 40 + 20;

  Fire.y = 100;

  Fire.Number = j; This line is causeing the problem

  addChild (fire);

  fire.buttonMode = true;

  }

  Class TeraFire creates fire particles. Compiler error is:

  Scene 1, Layer 'layer 1', frame 1, line 7.

  1119: access of the number of property may not set through a reference with static type com.trick7.effects:TeraFire.

  Can someone help me find a solution to this problem.

  I can do this 'number' with a clip, but not in this case. What can I do?

  Sorry oops misspelling... I meant fire ['number'] = j;

  The class must also be dynamic for this work, i.e.:

  public dynamic class TeraFire extends MovieClip
  

  (a dynamic class extension is not the class dynamic sub...)

  --

  Kenneth Kawamoto

  http://www.materiaprima.co.UK/

• 1180: call to a method maybe not defined Loader.  ???? WHY?

  Here's my class I'm trying to load a jpg it's show error!

  1046: type was not found or is not a constant of compilation: Loader.

  1180: call to a method maybe not defined Loader.

  package
  {
  import 12345678910111213import
  import flash.net.URLLoader
  import flash.net.URLRequest
  import flash.display.MovieClip

  public class imageloader extends MovieClip
  {
  var imgLd:Loader = new Loader() < it is showing error 
  public void imageloader()
  {
  }
  public void showIMG (img)
  {
  imgLd.load (new URLRequest("Images/"+img))
  addChild (imgLd)
  }
  }
  }

  URLLoader and loader are two different animals... use...

  import flash.display.Loader;

• MuseJSAssert: Error calling function selector: TypeError: one is not defined

  An error occurs when an external script "MuseJSAssert: error by calling the selection function: TypeError: one is not defined" I use the Firefox browser. Help, please!

  Hello

  Try the suggestion given here Re: MuseJSAssert: error calling the function switch: TypeError: 'undefined' is not a function (assessment ' )

• Call to the maybe not defined (error 1180)

  Hi, I'm busy making a script3.0 of interactive multiple choice question and answers and questions data are extracted from an external XML.

  now the problem is probably very simple and I might have forgotten (kinda a n00b in AS3, I know the main bases, but that's all)

  code below

  import flash.net.URLLoader;
  import flash.events.Event;

  questions of the var: Array = new Array();
  responses of the var: Array = new Array();

  var XMLloader:URLLoader = new URLLoader();
  XMLloader.addEventListener (Event.COMPLETE, loadXML);
  XMLloader.load (new URLRequest ("quiz.xml"));

  function loadXML(e:Event):void
  {
  var myXML = new XML (e.target.data);
  var loop = myXML.Item.length ();
  for (var i = 0; i < loop; i ++)
  {

  
  questions [i] = myXML.Item [i] issue;
  Answers [i] = [myXML.Item [i] .option1,
  myXML.Item [i] .option2,
  myXML.Item [i] .option3,
  myXML.Item [i] .option4];
  }
  trace (myXML);
  }

  qno var = 0;

  function change_question() {}
  issue. Text = questions (Qno);
  option1. Text = Answers (Qno) [0];
  option2. Text = Answers (Qno) [1];
  Option3. Text = Answers (Qno) [2];
  option4. Text = Answers (Qno) [3];
  }

  change_question();

  Stop();

  so all errors are in the highlighted section.

  Scene 1, Layer ' Actionscript 3.0 ", image 1, line 29 1180: call to a question of method possibly undefined."
  Scene 1, Layer ' Actionscript 3.0 ", frame 1, line 30 1180: call to a response from method, possibly undefined."
  Scene 1, Layer ' Actionscript 3.0 ", frame 1, line 31 1180: call to a response from method, possibly undefined."
  Scene 1, Layer ' Actionscript 3.0 ", image 1, line 32 1180: call to a response from method, possibly undefined."
  Scene 1, Layer ' Actionscript 3.0 ", image 1, line 33 1180: call to a response from method, possibly undefined."

  hope I don't sound noobish.

  Frooble

  Chances are each line with the qno in parentheses must be qno parentheses (even if I don't check as to whether the answers are a 2d table)...

  issue. Text = issues [Qno];
  option1. Text = Answers [Qno] [0];
  option2. Text = Answers [Qno] [1];
  Option3. Text = Answers [Qno] [2];
  option4. Text = Answers [Qno] [3];

• Method is not defined for type T

  I have a class called GernericOrder, which declares a generic type T, and I get an error with this block of code:

       public double totalCost(){
            double sum = 0;
            for(int i = 0; i < pList.size(); i++){
                 sum = sum + pList.get(i).price();
            }
            return sum;
       }

  This is the error I get:

  Exception in thread "main" java.lang.Error: Unresolved compilation problem: 
       The method price() is undefined for the type T

  pList is a list of products. I can't change the class of products (according to the rules of the assignment). How can I fix this so that I can sum up the total cost of the products?

  pList is a list of products

  So it should be declared as a, or more likely the list list and T must be reported as .

• Method is not defined for the type

  What I'm doing wrong here?
  

  public void testArray(Test2[] tarray){
            for(Test2 t : tarray){
                 System.out.println(t);
            }
  
  //...//
  
  Test2[] passArray = new Test2[4];
  testArray(passArray);  // error: Method testArray(Test2[]) is undefined for type Test.

  Also, for future use, how I format the code for this forum so that it was indented appropriate and easier to read? Thank you.
  
  Published by: 837443 on February 26, 2011 11:43

  837443 wrote:
  testArray() is a public method. So why should I specify the class that she comes?

  Because it is "static". Static methods belong to the class, not in an instance. And even if it wasn't, you'd still have to provide an instance name.

  Winston

• Method to add the subclass to ArrayList with stubborn type; What's not here?

  I have a list of paintings that I want to hold a list of objects that are all derivatives of a given type.
  
  I want a method that will add something to this ArrayList regardless of what legal type it is.
  
  I tried several ways; I thought that one of the two in the example code here would work, but none of them don't:
  

  import java.util.ArrayList;
  
  public class GenericExample
  {
    public ArrayList<? extends ClassA> children = new ArrayList<ClassA>();
  
    public void addChild1(ClassA c)
    {
    children.add(c);   // error on 'add' method: 
  //  The method add(capture#1-of ? extends ClassA) 
  //  in the type ArrayList<capture#1-of ? extends ClassA> 
  //  is not applicable for the arguments (ClassA)
    }
  
  //  error on Paren below: Syntax error on "(", Type expected
  //  after this token.
    public void addChild2(<? extends ClassA> c)
    {
      children.add(c); 
    }
  }
  
  class ClassA
  {
    private Object a;
  }
  
  class ClassB extends ClassA
  {
    private Object b;
  }

  Is someone can you please tell me what is the correct syntax?
  
  Published by: 815829 on November 25, 2010 21:06
  
  Published by: 815829 on November 25, 2010 21:06

  YoungWinston wrote:

  You are also right that the problem is with the add() method, but I still don't understand why this is. Why can't add an object ClassA list declared as ArrayList ?

  Forget the first half of my answer above. All the c r a p.

  The answer lies in the fact that the wildcard character allows the substitution of an ArrayList of ANY type, provided that it is, or is a subtype of, ClassA. Which means that it could be aArrayList. If this is the case, then it does NOT allow the addition of a ClassA, and because the code is unable to know what is the actual type, may not allow additions.

  Amazing to see what is going to make a pint in pubs. and the 2nd part.

  Winston

• MuseJSAssert: Error calling function selector: ReferenceError:WebPro is not defined

  Hello

  I hope for more help! I saw the answer to exactly the same problem and tried all the responses. None have worked. I also tested the site in British Colombia, and it worked fine. When I upload to the FTP host, the shape is no longer present and gives me error. Help, please!

  Thank you

  Stacy

  Never mind! I thought about it. The change was in my file names. The files were actually appointed by upper and lower case letters. Muse has converted all names to lowercase. I went and changed by using FTP, and it fixed the problem.