Adobe 65036570 Scripting Guide - Page 484

ADOBE DIRECTOR 11.0 447 Scripting Dictionary errorCode = gParserObject.parseURL("http://www.MyCompany.com/sample.xml", #parseDone, testObject) Here is the parent script TestScript: property myParserObject on new me, parserObject myParserObject = parserObject end on parseDone me if voidP(myParserObject.getError()) then put "Successful parse" else put "Parse error:" put " " & myParserObject.getError() end if end This JavaScript syntax parses the document sample.xml at MyCompany.com and calls the parseDone function in the object testObject, which is an instance of the defined TestScript class: parserObject = new xtra("XMLParser"); testObject = new TestScript(parserObject); errorCode = parserObject .parseURL("http://www.MyCompany.com/sam- ple.xml", symbol("parseDone"), testObject) Here is the TestScript class definition: TestScript = function (aParser) { this.myParserObject = aParser; } TestScript.prototype.parseDone = function () { if (this.myParserObject.getError() == undefined) { trace("successful parse"); } else { trace("Parse error:"); trace(" " + this.myParserObject.getError()); } } See also getError() (XML), parseString() pass Usage pass Description Command; passes an event message to the next location in the message hierarchy and enables execution of more than one handler for a given event. The pass command branches to the next location as soon as the command runs. Any Lingo that follows the pass command in the handler does not run. By default, an event message stops at the first location containing a handler for the event, usually at the sprite level.