need help...(don't know how to title this)

Sorry for the awful title of the thread but I have no clue what I would call it... Anyways, I have created a class and have made a few objects of that class and I want to make a certain code that will go through those objects depending on if it is their turn or not... my ideal code looks like this however it doesnt seem to work...

Code:

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import eSet.as;
var Set1:eSet = new eSet(10, 4, 1, 4, 1);
var Set2:eSet = new eSet(8, 8, 3, 5, 1);
currSet=1;

me.enemySpeed = random(Set[currSet].enemySpeed)+Set[currSet].enemySpeedP;
if(enemyPast>Set[currSet].count){
        currSet+=1;
        enemyPast=0;
}

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basically I cant figure out how to have it automatically go to the next Set since they are all labeled 1-10 or whatever how can I call up the next set using currSet in the way my code shows it? Set[currSet].count doesnt equate to Set1.count even if currSet = 1.

maybe try:

["set"+currSet]

?

also..is set supposed to be capitalized?

Code:

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trace(["Set"+currSet].count);
trace(["Set"+currSet]);
trace(Set1.count);

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returns the following:
undefined
Set1
10

damn i got excited... that should work but it dooooeeessssnnnn't... sooo frustrated right now...

but in the code you posted..

Code:

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if(enemyPast>set[currSet].count){

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it was NOT capitalized..

not sure if you saw it or if was supposed to be like that..etc.

yeah i noticed... fixed... but what you suggested looks like it would work but it doesnt and i dont know why...

don't know why this works... but it does... its:

Code:

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_root["Set"+[currSet]].count

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i'm interested in knowing why if anyone could explain how that works...

you want to get "10" correct?

did you try:

Code:

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_root["Set"+currSet].count;

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well either way...your can move forward on dev. ;)