Hi Guys,
I'm wondering if this is a bug or just a language difference between JS
and AS, I was pulling my hair out for awhile and wondering what the hell
was going on.
For example..
for (var j:Number = 0; j < arr1.length;) {
var currentByte = bitRow[0];
calcCount[j++] += (currentByte & 1);
calcCount[j++] += (currentByte & 2) >> 1;
calcCount[j++] += (currentByte & 4) >> 2;
calcCount[j++] += (currentByte & 8) >> 3;
calcCount[j++] += (currentByte & 16) >> 4;
calcCount[j++] += (currentByte & 32) >> 5;
calcCount[j++] += (currentByte & 64) >> 6;
calcCount[j++] += (currentByte & 128) >> 7;
}
Whenever j++ is read rather than assigning the increment after the value
is read it seems that ActionScript assigns the increment first, then
reads the value and then assigns it again! That's just craziness. Can
anyone else verify this or explain it?
Regards,
Drew Foehn
Actionscript Developer
HotHouse Interactive
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