The code is not ActionScript-3, it is either AS-2 or lower. You are not casting the string (textfield. Text) to a Number.
What if the smallest number is 501 (or anything greater than 500)? Try the following code: var shortest:Number = Number. MAX_VALUE; for(i = 1; I Var_process_count; i++) { var t:Number = Number(_root"process" + i.
Process_time_original. Text); if(isNaN(t)) //in case the text is not a valid number. Continue; if(t.
There is no _global in as3. – Martin Konecny Apr 15 '10 at 11:10 @teehoo neither an _root; That's exactly why I said that the code is not AS3 and retagged the question accordingly. – Amarghosh Apr 15 '10 at 12:03 so what's is in as3?
– ehmad Apr 15 '10 at 12:08 yh, I apologize it was not as3 and this thing worked: var shortest:int; shortest = _global. Var_process_time; var GoFor:int; for(i = 1; I Process_time_original. Text); if(isNaN(t)) //in case the text is not a valid number.
Continue; if(t Process_played == 0) { shortest = t; GoFor = i; } } _root"process" + GoFor. PlayState = 1; – ehmad Apr 15 '10 at 12:57.
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