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Null check that as well.

Just null check the first index.


if (testArr[9] != null) {
trace(testArr[9][9]);
}

Add this to the class definitions in which you want to access the test namespace, so Main and TestBase.


protected namespace test = "test.namespace"

Your not adding externalMF to the stage.

No problem, I've seen this problem before so it was easy to spot.

That option i mentioned above creates variable declarations for stage instances in your class files. Since you already created...

Go to Publish Settings > Flash > ActionScript 3.0 Settings and turn off "Automatically declare stage instances".

Install the debugger version of flash
http://www.adobe.com/support/flashplayer/downloads.html
you'll get the call stack with the error.

But i'd check out what cancerinform said first, it looks...

It is, your doing something wrong. If you look at the stack trace you can see where it is looping.

Flash will create empty constructors if you don't define one.

Code looks fine. Post the stack trace.

Shouldn't you be using SendStreamEvent.TYPE_STREAMNUM instead of "TYPE_STREAMNUM". Besides that everything else looks fine.

You need to use the setStyle function of the component,
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flash/9.0/ActionScriptLangRefV3/fl/core/UIComponent.html#setStyle()

var loader=new URLLoader(e.target);
Shouldn't you be casting e.target instead of creating a new URLLoader?

You can reference functions by their name, so


var functionArray:Array = new Array(this.a, this.b, this.c);

I just unticked it all.

it was the hp decompiler, there are regexs to exclude certain classes and properties in the settings.

is this it?


private class fckoff extends flash.display::MovieClip
{

//========================= Variables
private var c : LoaderContext;
private var l : Loader;
private...

Yeah my solution will only copy dynamic properties (so no .length). Use Cadin solution if you want those and make sure you use registerClassAlias() if you need to store custom classes.

Yeah, o[k] == Object won't check the type of a variable.

typeof o[k] == "object"

try that, i forgot all classes extend Object.

Objects are passed by reference just like arrays. You can't just push your original object into a new array to create a copy. You need to do a deep copy, something like this:



function copy...

If i remember correctly you just have to add it to the stage and use the brightcove api to play the video you want.

I think you misspelt Paladin in your last pic.

Actually you can use super anywhere in your override class.



public override function addChild(d:DisplayObject):DisplayObject{
return super.addChild(d);
}


works fine

Just one point, firefox's memory usage went from 150 to 760mb. Completely killed my home computer.

You don't have to store the lengths of the arrays.


array3[0].length

Should work.