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3 - “TypeError: Error #1010: A term is undefined and has no properties.” up vote 0 down vote favorite I cannot for the life of me find any undefined term in this code. The compiler isn't returning a line, just an error that says, "TypeError: Error #1010: A term is undefined and has no properties. at Snakev1_fla::MainTimeline/update()" Here's the code: function update(e:Event):void { if (keys[Keyboard.RIGHT]) as3 error 2025 { directions["right"] = true; } if (keys[Keyboard.LEFT]) { directions["left"] = true; } if (keys[Keyboard.UP]) { directions["up"] = true; } if (keys[Keyboard.DOWN]) { directions["down"] = true; } var i:int = segments.length - 1; while (i > 0) { segments[i].y = locations[locations.length - 6][1]; segments[i].x = locations[locations.length - 6][0]; i--; } if (directions["right"]) { head.x += 5; } if (directions["left"]) { head.x -= 5; } if (directions["up"]) { head.y -= 5; } if (directions["down"]) { head.y += 5; } directions["up"] = false; directions["down"] = false; directions["left"] = false; directions["right"] = false; locations[locations.length][0] = head.x; locations[locations.length][1] = head.y; trace(locations); if (head.x < food.x + food.width / 2 + head.width / 2 && head.x > food.x - food.width / 2 - head.width / 2 && head.y > food.y - food.height / 2 - head.height / 2 && head.y < food.y + food.height / 2 + head.height / 2) { food.x = Math.random() * 490; food.y = Math.random() * 490; var body:part = new part(); body.x = locations[locations.length - 6][0]; body.y = locations[locations.length - 6][1]; body.width = head.width; body.height = head.height; segments[segments.length] = body; addChild(segments[segments.length-1]); } } actionscript-3 share|improve this question asked Mar 17 '14 at 15:
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Below is the code showing the variables defined and the code itself which is causing the problem. Defining Variables & Arrays var playerName:String="Anonymous"; var allScores:Array = new Array(); var nameBoxes:Array = new Array(mcScoreboard.player1, mcScoreboard.player2, mcScoreboard.player3, mcScoreboard.player4, mcScoreboard.player5); var scoreBoxes:Array = new Array(mcScoreboard.score1, mcScoreboard.score2, mcScoreboard.score3, mcScoreboard.score4, mcScoreboard.score5); var sr:SharedObject=SharedObject.getLocal("previousResults"); if (sr.data.allScores!=undefined) { allScores = sr.data.allScores; } Function for displaying high scores if (livesLeft==0) { stopGame(); mcScoreboard.visible=true; var playerScore:Object = new Object(); playerScore["name"] = playerName; playerScore["score"] = totalScore; allScores.push(playerScore); sr.data.allScores = allScores; sr.flush(); allScores.sortOn("score", Array.DESCENDING|Array.NUMERIC); for (var i=0;i using your existing account on the new forums, check out this thread. Register Help Remember Me? Forum Today's Posts FAQ Calendar Forum Actions https://www.kirupa.com/forum/showthread.php?371715-TypeError-Error-1010-A-term-is-undefined-and-has-no-properties Mark Forums Read Quick Links View Forum Leaders What's New? Advanced Search http://www.deitte.com/archives/2007/02/error_1010_a_te.htm Forum Flash ActionScript 3 [Flash] TypeError: Error #1010: A term is undefined and has no properties... Results 1 to 11 of 11 Thread: TypeError: Error #1010: A term is undefined and has no properties... Thread Tools Show Printable Version Subscribe to this Thread… Search Thread Advanced Search as3 error Display Linear Mode Switch to Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded Mode April 4th, 2012,05:47 AM #1 jcfg View Profile View Forum Posts 7 posts Registered User TypeError: Error #1010: A term is undefined and has no properties... Hello i am just trying to get data from wcf web service to as3 using aducentes class. i connect normally to web service but as3 error 1010 when i try to acces methods i get the error of TypeError: Error #1010: A term is undefined and has no properties... actually i am no as3 developer but i amon a rush and have to finish my project You can guys have a look at my code and manipulate what is wrong thank ya .... import alducente.services.WebService; import flash.events.*; var ws:WebService = new WebService(); ws.addEventListener(Event.CONNECT, connected); ws.connect("http://localhost:8732/Design_Time_Addresses/TestService/Service1/?wsdl"); ws.cacheResults = true; var initTime:Number; function connected(evt:Event):void{ // initTime = getTimer(); //var books:Array=ws.IBookService.GetBooks(); // trace(books[0]); ws.IBookService.getBooks(done,0,0); // trace(obj[0].toString()); // ws.ResolveIP(done, "192.123.0.200", 0); // ws.ResolveIP(done2, "192.123.0.200", 0); } function done(serviceRespone:XML):void{ // trace("\nWeb Service Result: "); // var time:Number = getTimer(); // trace("Call duration: "+(time - initTime)+" milliseconds"); // initTime = time; trace(serviceRespone); } Reply With Quote April 4th, 2012,05:54 AM #2 giobongio View Profile View Forum Posts 261 posts Registered User What is the function rising the error? It should be written near (after, if I remember well) the code error. Reply With Quote April 4th, 2012,06:01 AM #3 jcfg View Profile View Forum Posts 7 posts Registered User it is actually the syntax ws.IBookService.getBooks(done term is undefined and has no properties". One of the iframe posts is bringing people here, but they aren't getting any error details from the post. You can read more about this error and all other runtime errors in the language reference. This error most commonly occurs when you try to access a property on an undefined Array item. For example: var array:Array = new Array(); var noProp:Object = array[1].prop; You may run into this error in the framework, especially in the datagrid. To read more about this, try a mail-archive.com search of flexcoders. Tags: flash, flex Posted on February 17, 2007 4:16 PM | Permalink | digg | del.icio.us Comments (11) Daniel Lawhead: Hey thanks! That's a rather odd error for a non-existent array element. Posted by Daniel Lawhead | December 3, 2007 7:10 PM Posted on December 3, 2007 19:10 HardlyNoticable: Actually, I think you can get this error when you try to access the member that doesn't exist, or the member of a non-existent instance. For instance, I just looked this up when a friend was having an issue and it turned out he had forgotten to name the instance of an object (that he was trying to access). Posted by HardlyNoticable | December 11, 2007 2:43 PM Posted on December 11, 2007 14:43 Cenovis: I got this error in Flash and found your page via Google. It turned out I had not properly coded my for loop's condition and was trying to access an object that didn't exist. So thanks HardlyNoticeable and blog owner, you both led me to a quick and painless solution. Posted by Cenovis | September 8, 2008 4:09 AM Posted on September 8, 2008 04:09 Andres Calderon: I was migrating my flash animation from AS2 to AS3 and I forgot I had changed the instance names of two movie clips, but I didn't change the names in the Actionscript code. Your comments led me to a quick solution. Thanks! Posted by Andres Calderon | November 26, 2008 12:06 PM Posted on November 26, 2008