TypeError: Error #1010: A term is undefined and has no properties.

Please help, I'm an actionscript noob.

I have been getting the following error message with my code:
TypeError: Error #1010: A term is undefined and has no properties.

When I rollover the movieclip one or two the error occurs. Here is my code:

import fl.transitions.Tween;
import fl.transitions.easing.*;
import flash.display.DisplayObject;

var StateArray:Array = [one, two];

for (var i:int=0;i<2;i++)
{
StateArray[i].addEventListener( MouseEvent.ROLL_OUT, mouseCall );
StateArray[i].addEventListener( MouseEvent.ROLL_OVER, mouseCall );
StateArray[i].addEventListener( MouseEvent.CLICK, mouseCall );
StateArray[i].buttonMode = true;

trace(StateArray[i]);

function mouseCall( event:MouseEvent ):void
{

switch( event.type )
{
case MouseEvent.ROLL_OVER:
new Tween(StateArray[i], "scaleX", Strong.easeOut, StateArray[i].scaleX, 1.1, .50, true );
new Tween(StateArray[i], "scaleY", Strong.easeOut, StateArray[i].scaleY, 1.1, .50, true );
addChild(StateArray[i]);
break;

case MouseEvent.ROLL_OUT:
new Tween(StateArray[i], "scaleX", Strong.easeOut, StateArray[i].scaleX, 1.0, .50, true );
new Tween(StateArray[i], "scaleY", Strong.easeOut, StateArray[i].scaleY, 1.0, .50, true );
break;

case MouseEvent.CLICK :
//targetFrame = event.target.name;
removeChild(StateArray[i]);
gotoAndStop(2);
break;
}
}}

Any help would be greatly appreciated

addchild the object before applying the tween to it.

Thank you for your reply, however, I tried to addChild to the object and still get another error and I still get an error message that the

" Parameter child must be non-null."

&

"A term is undefined and has no properties."

Any idea what else I am missing?

Thanks again

Its not a smart way to use a function like that. It looks like you're trying to create a new function on every loop iteration and sort of keep that function in the state when it was created which isn't possible. Whats undefined is this: "StateArray[i]" as the variable "i" is not being saved to the function, when this function runs the value of "i" is 2. StateArray[2] is undefined. "i" is a variable which exists in the scope of the loop, not the function. So when your loop finishes and the mouse event occurs "i" is 2 because thats the size it was when the loop ended.

Here's a working version:

Code:

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import fl.transitions.Tween;
import fl.transitions.easing.*;
import flash.display.DisplayObject;

var StateArray:Array=[one,two];

for (var i:int=0; i<2; i++) {
       
        var state:MovieClip = StateArray[i];
       
        state.addEventListener( MouseEvent.ROLL_OUT, mouseCall );
        state.addEventListener( MouseEvent.ROLL_OVER, mouseCall );
        state.addEventListener( MouseEvent.CLICK, mouseCall );
        state.buttonMode=true;

        trace(state);
}

function mouseCall( event:MouseEvent ):void {
       
        var state:MovieClip = event.currentTarget as MovieClip;

        switch ( event.type ) {
               
                case MouseEvent.ROLL_OVER :
                        new Tween(state,"scaleX",Strong.easeOut,state.scaleX,1.1,.50,true);
                        new Tween(state,"scaleY",Strong.easeOut,state.scaleY,1.1,.50,true);
                        addChild(state);
                        break;

                case MouseEvent.ROLL_OUT :
                        new Tween(state,"scaleX",Strong.easeOut,state.scaleX,1.0,.50,true);
                        new Tween(state,"scaleY",Strong.easeOut,state.scaleY,1.0,.50,true);
                        break;

                case MouseEvent.CLICK :
                        //targetFrame = event.target.name;
                        removeChild(state);
                        gotoAndStop(2);
                        break;
        }
}

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The mouse code is separated from the loop as you don't need to create that function on every iteration.