On 10/31/05, Joseph Balderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So what you're saying is, when I declare a variable using a path reference,
> I'm
> really creating a dynamic variable. Because the type of a dynamic variable is
> only determined at runtime when the variable is given a value, and type
> checking
> is done at compile-time, you can't typecast an object as Number when it's
> already been typecast as dynamic at compile-time? Or is it the reverse? Still
> a
> little confused...
I think the confusion occurs because you seem to be mixing up the
distinction between declaration and reference.
You declare variables like
var x:Y;
you refer to variables like
a = z.x;
or
if (z.x == 42) ...
Chris
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