You are totally right :
var /** @type {Date} */ d1 = new Date();
d1.setHours(d1.setMinutes(d1.setMilliseconds(0)));
org.apache.royale.utils.Language.trace("d1->" + d1.getTime());
Le 2022-05-18 23:26, Greg Dove a écrit :
Please report that as an issue. For the first one, I assume it is
generating something like
d1.setHours(d1.setMinutes(d1.setMillseconds(0)))
? That is going to cause problems, because each of those methods
returns
the 'getTime()' value, and not the value that was set.
On Thu, May 19, 2022 at 9:12 AM <cont...@cristallium.com> wrote:
Hi All,
I notice something strange (using sdk 0.9.9), take this code :
var d1:Date = new Date();
d1.hours = d1.minutes = d1.milliseconds = 0;
trace ("d1->" + d1.getTime());
var d2:Date = new Date();
d2.hours = 0;
d2.minutes = 0;
d2.milliseconds = 0;
trace ("d2->" + d2.getTime());
It will show this result :
d1->NaN
d2->1652824822000
Do I need to report this as an issue ? or X = Y = Z = 0 is a bad
practice in as3 (or I'm wrong using Date ?) ?
Regards
Fred
