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Jim
Joined: Aug 15, 2005
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maybe setDepth event is useful 
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Ralf
Joined: Jul 20, 2005
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I'm not sure what you mean. You pass the depth value to the constructor (depth is a mandatory property). What do you mean by "event"? Please give me more details.
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Jim
Joined: Aug 15, 2005
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just like getDepth()
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Ralf
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I see, you need a setter for depth. My crystal ball tells me that you need it because you're too lazy to recreate a PlaceObject2 instance - or you think that creation is too expensive. Give me more details.
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Jim
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yes, recreate a PlaceObject2 instance is ok.
 You can guess this situation, you want to copy a PlaceObject2 instance from one SWFDocument to another SWFDocument, I think the PlaceObject2's depth maybe is not correct, so I want setter for depth.
BTW, if JSWIFF is a framework or a platform for user, I think we cannot guess what users can do with it. 
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Ralf
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Ok, thanks. That's reasonable. I just added setDepth() methods to PlaceObject and PlaceObject2.
Don't get me wrong - I just needed a reason 
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