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Flash MX 2004.
document.currentTimeline
Property; an integer that specifies the index of the active timeline. You can set the active timeline by changing the value of this property; the effect is almost equivalent to calling document.editScene(). The only difference is that you don't get an error message if the index of the timeline is not valid; the property is simply not set, which causes silent failure.
The following example displays the index of the current timeline:
var myCurrentTL = fl.getDocumentDOM().currentTimeline;
fl.trace("The index of the current timeline is: "+ myCurrentTL);
The following example changes the active timeline from the main timeline to a scene named "myScene":
var i = 0;
var curTimelines = fl.getDocumentDOM().timelines;
while(i < fl.getDocumentDOM().timelines.length){
if(curTimelines[i].name == "myScene"){
fl.getDocumentDOM().currentTimeline = i;
}
++i;
}
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