Multiple collission detection problem

[Lucial]

Hi all, I am trying to create a movie where several movieclips move towards the centre of the screen and organise themselves. I havve the following code attached to the timeline, the clips move ok but dont interact. What am i doing wrong!?

target_mc  = ["mc0", "mc1", "mc2", "mc3"];

movement  = function  () {  
	numMcs  =  target_mc.length;
	for (i=0; i<numMcs; i++) { 
		McA  =  target_mc[i];

		for (j=i+1; j<numMcs; j++) {
			McB = target_mc[j];
			temp_A = eval(McA);
			temp_B = eval(McB); 
			var xpos:Number = temp_A._x;
			var ypos:Number = temp_A._y;
			if (xpos>200) {
				temp_A._x = xpos - 10;
				if  (temp_A, hitTest(temp_B))  { 
					temp_A._x = xpos;
				}
			};
			if (xpos<200) {
				temp_A._x = xpos + 10;
				if (temp_A, hitTest(temp_B))  { 
					temp_A._x = xpos;
			 	}
			};
			if (ypos<200) {
				temp_A._y = ypos + 10;
				if (temp_A, hitTest(temp_B))  { 
					temp_A._y = ypos;
			 	}
			};
			if (ypos>200) {
				temp_A._y = ypos - 10;
				if (temp_A, hitTest(temp_B))  { 
					temp_A._y = ypos;
				}
			}
		}
	}
};
 
this.onEnterFrame  = function()  {

movement();

};

[jibberuski]

Check the syntax of your hit test. Right now, your if statements have a comma, which would mean an if with more than one argument. What you probably want is to change that to a period.

Also, why not put the movie clips themselves in target_mc rather than strings holding their names? Then you wouldn't need to dereference them with eval.

Some of your if blocks end with a semicolon. Not sure why.