I am using the following code in a program:
It is a simple conditional statement
in which a button moves to a certain group of frames when clicked depending on its current frame. This is the code I'm using.
var group1:Array=["b1","b2","b3"];
var group2:Array=["b12","b22","b32"]
mainbutton.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, buttonflash)
function buttonFlash (e:MouseEvent)
{
for (var gr1:uint=0; gr1<group1.length; group1++)
{if
(e.target.currentLabel == group1[gr1])
{e.target.gotoAndStop(e.target.currentLabel + "2")}
else
{e.target.gotoAndStop(e.target.currentLabel.slice(0,2))}
}
}
However, when I include the for loop in the function, it causes the function to run the number
of times of the variable. In testing, I switched out the else statement with a trace string and the string showed up in the output window three times.
When I place the for loop outside of the function, the output compiler says the variable is undefined. Any ideas as to what I'm doing wrong to have the loop run once?
