Movie::SetVariableDouble

bool SetVariableDouble(const char* ppathToVar, Double value, SetVarType setType = SV_Sticky);

SetVariableDouble sets a variable identified by a path to a new value, specified as a Double. The setType argument describes the behavior of SetVariable in case that the movie clip containing the path target variable is not found. 

Specifying SV_Normal argument will cause the SetVariable to return immediately, performing no assignment queuing; it is thus the most efficient type of call and should be used when possible. Specifying SV_Sticky flag (default) will cause the value assignment to be pending until its target object is created. This allows initialization of objects created in later key-frames; however, assigned value will not persist if that object is later destroyed and then recreated again by the timeline. Specifying SV_Permanent will cause that assignment to apply to all future creations of the target movie clip; it should be used with care as it is the most expensive type of assignment. 

Please note setType argument has a sticky/permanent effect only on variables contained directly in movie clips; it can NOT be used to initialize members of arbitrary ActionScript objects that have not yet been created.

A Boolean value of 1 if the value at the target path was available at the time of the call, otherwise 0.