Acessing class variable through a "child" class

hi everyone, I'm coding on my spare time, so i'm requesting some help from hard coder guys

the point is I have class01 which contains variables, and another, class02, which is declare in the first one, and I want to acess class01 variable in class02.I have tried declaring public class02, and it works fine but that's not what I want. My code it looks like that in javascript

public class Class01 {

var Var01 : int ;
var Class02Var : Class02;

function Class01() {
}

class Class02 {

function Class02() {
}

function InitVar01() {
Var01 = 999;
}​

}​

}

As you see, I want to change class01 var01 from a class02 function, so is there a way to access a "parent class" variable ?

 

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/...eld-in-the-enclosing-class-from-the-nested-cl

 

it's in c# and I do javascript, as mention in this http://blogs.msdn.com/b/oldnewthing/archive/2006/08/01/685248.aspx things are different, and if I was in real javascript I could reference parent class instance with simple $0

 

Unity's "JavaScript" is just C# with fewer features.

 

Java and Javascript are two entirely different and incompatible languages, though Unity uses neither.

--Eric

 

/facepalm
No

 

On a conceptual level, yes, it kind of is. Most of the concepts of C# apply equally to Unityscript. Jessy's link is perfectly valid and should not be dismissed just because it's talking about C#, since the answer is the same for Unityscript. All information about classes, types, etc. is exactly the same for C# and Unityscript, and different from Java or Javascript.

--Eric