BTW, you also can't do this:
class MyClass
{
private static var kMyState:String = "value"; // good
private static var kMyInitialState:String = kMyState; // bad
}
You've have to write
private static var kMyInitialState:String = "value";
in order to get the compiler to allow this.
-mark
I don't think you are correct on that one.
class a {
private static var kMyState:String = "value";
private static var kMyInitialState:String = kMyState;
static function echo() {
trace(kMyInitialState);
}
}
b = new a();
a.echo();
// outputs: value
It works well.
Regards, Yotam.
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