I ran across this really bizarre method access while reviewing someone
else's work.
I would like to look up some documentation for this syntax (it doesn't
have to be AS, it could be some other OOP language - if this is a standard
option that I haven't seen before)... or at least get a description of
why/how it works (other then the obvious - that it does).
Also, can anyone give any good reason to use this syntax?
I'm just confused by it.
Thanks!
Cheerio!
Drew Shefman
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Notice that it does NOT use static's
////////////////////////
class MyTestClass
{
function MyTestClass() {trace ("Created")}
public function runTest(){trace("running test")}
}
///////////////////////
var myInst:MyTestClass = new MyTestClass();
MyTestClass(myInst).runTest();
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