It's probably because in
for(var i:int=0,len:int =arr.length;i<len;i++){
although it's legal to initialise two variables in the first part (before the
first ';') the second one (len) doesn't have a 'var' in front and it's confused
things ?
I always just set the length before the 'for' as it tends to be less confusing
later.
Tom
On 25/04/16 10:25, lizhi wrote:
?are you test as code in flash ide?why ;?
for(;;;)?!
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