Error 1151 Namespace Internal

here for a quick overview of the site Help Center Detailed answers to any questions you might have Meta a conflict exists with definition i in namespace internal. Discuss the workings and policies of this site About Us Learn namespace internal c++ more about Stack Overflow the company Business Learn more about hiring developers or posting ads with us Stack Overflow Questions Jobs Documentation Tags Users Badges Ask Question x Dismiss Join the Stack Overflow Community Stack Overflow is a community of 4.7 million programmers, just like you, helping each other. Join them; it only takes a minute: Sign up A conflict exists with definition leftIdle1 in namespace internal up vote 0 down vote favorite I'm scripting a game with Actionscript 3.0 in Flash Professional CS5.5, but I get an error. Scene 1, Layer 'as2', Frame 153, Line 4 1151: A conflict exists with definition leftIdle1 in namespace internal. (I get these with the other Variables too.) Now it's a platform game, and I am going to put cutscenes throughout in the game and I need to switch from frames and put the code in another frame. But it gives that error, I turned off the 'Automatic Declare stage instances' function, now I checked this website and Googled it, people get it with their Movieclips, I get it with my variables. This is my script: var leftKeyDown1:Boolean = false; var rightKeyDown1:Boolean = false; var spaceKeyDown1:Boolean = false; var leftIdle1:Boolean = false; var rightIdle1:Boolean = true; var mainSpeed1:Number = 4; player.addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, moveChar); function moveChar(event:Event) { if (leftKeyDown1) { player.x -= mainSpeed1; leftIdle1 = true; rightIdle1 = false; player.gotoAndStop("walk_left"); } if (rightKeyDown1) { player.x += mainSpeed1; rightIdle1 = true; leftIdle1 = false; player.gotoAndStop("walk_right"); } if (rightIdle1 && !rightKeyDown1 && !leftKeyDown1) { player.gotoAndStop("idle_right"); } else if (leftIdle1 && !rightKeyDown1 && !leftKeyDown1) { player.gotoAndStop("idle_left"); } if (collide.hitTestObject(player)) { player.x = player.x + mainSpeed1; } if (trigger1.hitTestObject(p

using your existing account on the new forums, check out this thread. Register Help Remember Me? Forum Today's Posts FAQ Calendar Forum Actions Mark Forums Read Quick Links View Forum Leaders What's New? Advanced Search Forum Flash ActionScript 3 A conflict exists with definition in namespace internal? Results 1 to 9 of 9 Thread: A conflict exists with definition in namespace internal? Thread Tools Show Printable Version Subscribe to this Thread… Search Thread Advanced Search Display Linear Mode Switch to Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded Mode November 26th, 2008,06:03 PM #1 Katie Lee http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16062606/a-conflict-exists-with-definition-leftidle1-in-namespace-internal View Profile View Forum Posts Visit Homepage 20 posts Registered User A conflict exists with definition in namespace internal? Hello, Can you tell me what this means? person_mc:MovieClip = new MovieClip(); person_mc.addChild(picture_mc); 1151: A conflict exists with definition person_mc in namespace internal.var Reply With Quote November 26th, 2008,06:38 PM #2 JTF2 View Profile View Forum Posts 27 posts Registered User the reason you are getting this is https://www.kirupa.com/forum/showthread.php?314406-A-conflict-exists-with-definition-in-namespace-internal because your instance name in your code is the same as the instance name on your timeline. Since "Automatically declare stage instances" is enabled by default, actionscript automatically declares instances in your document class. According to Colin Moock's book "...the programmer must take heed not to define instance variables whose names collide with symbol instance names" Hope that helps Reply With Quote November 26th, 2008,06:54 PM #3 Katie Lee View Profile View Forum Posts Visit Homepage 20 posts Registered User Hi JTF2, Thanks that did help. Do you know what Parameter child must be non-null means? I am trying to add a picture (picture_mc) from the previous frame, into person_mc. Reply With Quote November 26th, 2008,07:10 PM #4 JTF2 View Profile View Forum Posts 27 posts Registered User Hi Katie Lee Can you give me some more info ... is your picture_mc a MovieClip in your library? if so you could export it for actionscript using the linkage options in the library and give it a class name (any identifier will do e.g. LibraryAsset).. then: Code: var asset:LibraryAsset = new LibraryAsset(); person_mc.addChild(asset) Thanks BTW My brother lives Down Under! Reply With Quote November 26th, 2008,07:18 PM #5 Katie

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privilegs to assignedPrivileges */ var obj_inst1:Array = obj_inst.selectedItems; for each(var obj_inst1:Object in obj_inst1) { objInstance1Array.addItem(obj_inste); } } getting error: 1151: A conflict exists with definition obj_inst1 in namespace internal. flex flash actionscript-3 flex3 share|improve this question edited Jun 16 '10 at 7:43 Amarghosh 42.2k768103 asked Jun 16 '10 at 6:44 Ravi K Chowdary 1,34142959 add a comment| 1 Answer 1 active oldest votes up vote 3 down vote accepted var obj_inst1:Array = obj_inst.selectedItems; This declares obj_inst1 as an Array for each(var obj_inst1:Object in obj_inst1) This tries to redeclare obj_inst1 as an Object - naturally the compiler is confused. Use a different identifier for the iterating variable. ActionScript Compiler wouldn't complain if you try to redeclare a local variable with the same type as it was declared in the first place (though I can't think of a valid reason to do this). Also, though it doesn't contribute to this error, there is another obj_inst1 variable of type HPList in your code; it is not a good practice to name everything obj_inst et al. Consider using names that are more meaningful in your application context.//items is again a generic one, you should be able to do better var items:Array = obj_inst.selectedItems; for each(var item:Object in items) { objInstance1Array.addItem(item); } Which of the following sounds better?obj_inst1.function1(obj_inst2.var3); //or employees.addItem(dept.head); share|improve this answer answered Jun 16 '10 at 7:14 Amarghosh 42.2k768103 Thanks Amar, itis resolved. –Ravi K Chowdar