Class object path?

Hi
I have created my own class. Lets say I called it
vector
I need refference to object this class, but after refering to
this object it retuns
[object Object] insted of full path
I want my class object acting execty as MC class objects.
What should I add to my class?
I need this, becouse I want keep reference to object in array
to loop through then, delete objects and knew witch objest is
"active" at the moment
example:

micahkoga,
> If you would like your class to behave like a movie clip
> then your class must extend the movieclip class:
As I understand it, the panell is only looking for an
understanding of
object references; I hear no intention (or need) to extend
MovieClip.
panell,
The reason your trace shows [object Object] is because that
string --
"[object Object]" -- is the default toString() output of all
objects. If
you want your object's trace() output to be something else,
you'll have to
give it a toString() method.
Out of curiosity, why do you need the object to return its
reference
path? If you already know the path (which, of course, you do
-- because you
traced the object), then you already know it.
David
stiller (at) quip (dot) net
Dev essays:
http://www.quip.net/blog/
"Luck is the residue of good design."

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