Micky Hulse wrote:
Pedro Taranto wrote:
if you want to return diferent types in one function you dont specify
any return data type
Ah, sounds good to me. I was not sure if it was bad practice to not
specify a type.
Well, if you want to write strictly, and if you're interested in exactly
what data type your method returns, you can specify a return type of
Object (the parent of every other AS class):
function getData():Object { // do calculations, return the result }
var returnValue:Object = getData();
if (returnValue instanceof DataType)
{
do stuff;
}
else if (returnValue instanceof OtherDataType
{
do other stuff;
}
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