At 10:47 AM 9/2/2002 -0700, you wrote:
> >    :hmm:  That is interesting.  I don't like un-named scopes.  I wish
> > someone at Macromedia took a little time to document this stuff.
> >    I thought the variable was automatically put into the this scope.
>I
> > have to agree with Hal on this one.  That is a kludge.  The scope
>should
> > have a name.  A scope named private would have been a better option.
> >
>Actually you can scope private variables using the variables scope.
>Although there is a bug associated with using the variables scope, so it
>is better to use no scope for now.

   True.  Although, that can be confusing.



> >   Allow me to bang my head on the desk.  I was using the two terms
> > interchangeably.
> >   I doubled checked my OO book and it uses the term overloading
> > exclusively.  What exactly is overriding, then?
> >
>Overriding simply means to override a method in the super class. If you
>inherit a method named foo from your super class and create your own
>method named foo then you are overriding the foo method of the super
>class.

   Then what is overloading?  And how is it different than overriding?


> >   You're right.  When did this creep into the product?  I'd bet my
>right
> > arm that this was not supported during the beta cycle?
> >
>Been there all along.

  : grumbles:  Why isn't it documented?  I know I had problems with this 
during the beta cycle and I'd bet dollars to donuts I was told that this 
couldn't be done.  My problems could have been due to other issues, 
however.  : shrugs:



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