Based on a quick test, a member variable on a class that is uninitialized will be undefined with the current JavaScript output. When a member variable is initialized, we currently output that in the constructor, but we don't output any fallback default values for uninitialized members. To me, that seems like it could be considered a bug. Uninitialized member variables should probably have default value (null, NaN, false, or 0, depending on the type).
- Josh On Wed, Feb 10, 2016 at 1:30 PM, Harbs <harbs.li...@gmail.com> wrote: > I’m not sure about a point in the cross-compiler: > > IFAIK, all uninitiated properties in typed ActionScript Classes are null. > In Javascript, uninitiated properties are undefined. > > If I’m using strict comparison in cross-compiled ActionScript > “myObj.someProp === null”, will that cross-compile correctly to Javascript? > > Harbs
