Hi all.
I am self taught... So please bear with me.
1)
When writing a function, what is best way to know if I should cast
:Void? For example:
function gotourl():Void { getURL(META); };
1.5)
In actionscript, is this considered casting? Or, "assigning a datatype"?
Please clarify.
1.75)
When would I not use :Void? Examples of other types of function/methods
that use something other than :Void?
2)
Lets say I have a video object on the stage... It has an instance name
of "myVideo"... Via actionscript, I want to assign the instance name to
another variable. What kind of datatype would that be?
--<snip>--
var theVid:Object = myVideo; // Not tested.
...
theVid.play("foo.flv");
--</snip>--
Or:
--<snip>--
var theVid:String = "myVideo"; // Not tested.
...
theVid.play("foo.flv");
--</snip>--
Is there a good technique for determining what type of datatype
something is?
Hopefully those are not too noob of questions for all you pros. :)
Have a great day/night!
Cheers,
Micky
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